best nursing bra?

[sarahr]

I'm looking for advice about the most comfortable nursing bra. I'm relatively small chested (C, now), so don't need a lot of support -- just something thin and comfortable to hold in a nursing pad.

Thanks.

[busymama77]

I'm a C cup to - pre, during and post pregnancy and I really enjoyed the Gillian O'Malley nursing bras from Target. $16.99 - can't beat it. I also wore the nursing tanks. If you're interested, I would love to sell them as I'm not using them anymore. Let me know!

[babywearer_anon]

I love Bravado nursing tanks (their bras are ok but I liked the tanks better). I wear my tank every day! But I'll admit they are a little on the expensive side (I paid $55 for mine, in Canada).

[Lineymom]

I like my "sleep" bras from motherhood that cross in the front. I wear them in the day at home, but don't sleep in them. I usually put on something more supportive when out, though, I am a 32 small D while nursing. Negatives are the wide straps and lots of (unnecessary) fabric on the back, but at least it is a thin nice soft fabric.

[rhiOrion]

I'm a B/C cup. If you're looking strictly for comfort I say (in agreement with pp) that you can't beat motherhood's sleep bras. They're amazingly comfortable to me. I do sleep in mine, and wear it during the day. Probably wouldn't wear it to work or anything, but it's so comfy.

For something slightly more "daytime" I agree with the target nursing bra suggestion.

My bravado bra is comfy, but it has slightly molded cups and so they never seem to open well. My bravado tank is comfy, but is a bit tight getting it on. But that may just be my own body shape.

[Lovinmum]

I'm another Bravado mama. I love, love, love my Body Silk bras. Seriously, its like not even wearing anything. Its made of a really thick, pantyhose like material.

[ClaudiaTh]

I like the ones Target sells