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Good nursing bra suggestions??  

post #1 of 11
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This may have been posted before but does anyone have any suggestions for good nursing bras? I only have 2 inexpensive ones that really don't fit all that well and I have to wash them all the time. I would like ones that aren't that expensive but am willing to spend a little bit on them to get ones that really work well.
Thanks!
post #2 of 11
I'm LOVING my Bravados (I'm a C-D cup). I've heard YES! brand on ebay is good... similar to Bravado & less expensive. Also, check out this thread: http://www.mothering.com/discussions...d.php?t=550437
post #3 of 11
I finally found one I like that doesn't have an underwire! (took me 3 kids to find one : ) It's Liz Lange from Target! Not expensive at all. I need to get a few more! They only go up to DD I think, which is where I'm at when I'm at my biggest thank goodness.

- Krista
post #4 of 11
I second the Target bras-- that one is my "go to" bra, since it is soft and comfy and looks like a tank top when worn under a button-up henley. My nighttime nursing bra is from Kohls, and it has the sort of cups that just move over to the side, with no snaps or clasps anywhere, not even on the back band. My two "nice"/daytime bras are from Bravado, but i'm not that impressed. They're just not as comfortable. The one that pulls over the head and should be soft and comfy is not soft and comfy-- the fabric (leopard print) is kinda stiff and thick and doesn't seem to breathe. The new soft cup one was sized a little small and doesn't shape very well, plus I find the clasps annoying. I like snaps better.

In any case, I'd go with Target and Kohls, since I got each of those for $12 and wear them every single day, whereas the $35 Bravado ones I only wear when I'm out of laundry or I need a plunging neckline or for going out in public. Good luck!
post #5 of 11
i just got a MiMi Maternity bra from a friend yesterday and love it. I was too cheap to buy one before and man, I wish I had! I dont know how much this one costs but it doesn't have underwire and it super soft and fits well.
post #6 of 11
I love my Bravados! Worth every penny...and I do laundry often enough that 2 is plenty.
post #7 of 11
I love my bravado too/
post #8 of 11
Bravado girl here also.
post #9 of 11
Thread Starter 
Thanks everyone!
post #10 of 11
Chiming in late - but I'm another Bravado girl!
post #11 of 11
I like the anita microfiber... has no-wire or wire options... lots of support in the no-wire one, but soft, too. The only ones that work for me. I tried them all. They cost $37 generally, can get them all over the web, I get them at lady grace.

Anita nursing bras have the best combo of support without restriction, plus the latch on the bra is a one you can do with one hand
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