Advice needed...
- Thread starter candori
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FitMom
Cathlete
I'd like to know too. I'd like it to have an underwire and not look too badly as well.
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Mommy to Zachary, Jillian and Baby Katie due February 24, 2002
Mommy to Zachary, Jillian and Baby Katie due February 24, 2002
After my initial HUGE EE boobs when my milk first came in (I was a milk making mama... I could've fed a small army of babies and still had milk to spare)... and once I wasn't leaking milk all of the time (I think at around a 4 mos. postpartum), I found that my most comfortable bra (I was down to a D by then LOL) was the jersey knit underwire Victoria's Secret Bra (I'm not sure the specific name of it, but it is stretchy). It's not meant to be a nursing bra, but it is really easy to pull down -- much easier than messing with the complicated hooks, bells, and whistles that nursing bras seem to always have.
Before that, I got a couple of very comfortable nursing bras from Motherhood Maternity -- I'm busty, so the underwire/cotton bras seemed the most comfortable. I also got a sleeping bra from them that I liked because it gets really old wearing a regular bra 24-7.
I would NOT get the Motherhood Maternity jog bra. I bought two of them, and although they seemed to provide good support (I could jog in them... even when I was still a DD), the seams and straps on both of them sort of self destructed after a few months. I'm considering the Title 9 nursing bra this time... anyone ever try it?
susan
Before that, I got a couple of very comfortable nursing bras from Motherhood Maternity -- I'm busty, so the underwire/cotton bras seemed the most comfortable. I also got a sleeping bra from them that I liked because it gets really old wearing a regular bra 24-7.
I would NOT get the Motherhood Maternity jog bra. I bought two of them, and although they seemed to provide good support (I could jog in them... even when I was still a DD), the seams and straps on both of them sort of self destructed after a few months. I'm considering the Title 9 nursing bra this time... anyone ever try it?
susan
AlisonK
Cathlete
When I had my son I had great success with the bras from Motherwear. Their website is www.motherwear.com I personally like underwires and was a DD to D while I nursed and really liked their Center Snap Lace Bra. It's underwire Alli btw. I think I had a few other non underwires I liked but can't remember which ones. It's really hard to get the right fit. I found it worthwhile to just order a bunch and return the ones I didn't want.
Good luck with the search!
Alison
Good luck with the search!
Alison