OT- nursing bras - Page 2

[MarchWillow]

(still preg) but wearing my sport bra's from walmart...which have too thin of straps and are stretching out...so, I am gonna have to splurge and get some more. I like the tank idea from target...if I can find some long enough. I hate buying tanks that creep up my belly and try to make themselves into bras lol...which all mine do atm cause of the preggie belly.

[LaffNowCryLater]

I went to target today and picked up 3 nursing tanks and a nursing bra. They are really nice and only about $16 each.

[SumnerRain]

Wooohooo! I just found we have a local breastfeeding store where I can get an actual fitting for a nice bra. I am so sick of motherhood's bras which just are not supportive and I was very hesitant to buy online.

Now, when is the best time to get a bra??

[Jeannabna]

Originally Posted by MarchWillow

I like the tank idea from target...if I can find some long enough. I hate buying tanks that creep up my belly and try to make themselves into bras lol...which all mine do atm cause of the preggie belly.

Good luck with the target tanks then! Im a big girl but I bought a XXL last time I was nursing and it was very short and pretty tight for a XXL imo. I need another brand of nursing tank thats longer at the very least.

[SumnerRain]

Originally Posted by Jeannabna

Good luck with the target tanks then! Im a big girl but I bought a XXL last time I was nursing and it was very short and pretty tight for a XXL imo. I need another brand of nursing tank thats longer at the very least.

I got an XXL myself, I am a size 22/24 top when I am not pregnant and I am REALLY hoping it works.

[KatWrangler]

Originally Posted by SumnerRain

Wooohooo! I just found we have a local breastfeeding store where I can get an actual fitting for a nice bra. I am so sick of motherhood's bras which just are not supportive and I was very hesitant to buy online.

Now, when is the best time to get a bra??

Bosom Buddies in Denver is where I got mine in the past. They are down the street from Park Meadows mall and are awesome!

[KatWrangler]

I can't afford a nursing bra right now. I am not sure what I am going to do when my milk comes in. I have my sleep bra but it doesn't offer an real support. I will have to wear though for a month or so till I can afford something. Otherwise I will have to go braless somehow put nursing pads in my shirt. It will be interesting because I last measured as 44H's.

[PMolly]

Originally Posted by KatWrangler

Bosom Buddies in Denver is where I got mine in the past. They are down the street from Park Meadows mall and are awesome!

Bosom Buddies is awesome! I wish we were still in Colorado and I could go back there. Imagine: a whole store filled with bras arranged by SIZE (not style) with people who just keep bringing you more to try. AND they knew which ones run small/large and which ones you should try in a different size when one didn't work. Wow, I wish I knew of another bra store like it.

[SumnerRain]

Originally Posted by PMolly

Bosom Buddies is awesome! I wish we were still in Colorado and I could go back there. Imagine: a whole store filled with bras arranged by SIZE (not style) with people who just keep bringing you more to try. AND they knew which ones run small/large and which ones you should try in a different size when one didn't work. Wow, I wish I knew of another bra store like it.

I am in the Springs, and we have a place called Alliance Breastfeeding Center at the north part of town. I have not been there yet, but it looks like a neat store.

http://nursingzone.com/alliance/index.html

[amyaebi]

I just got my Supreme Bravado bra in the mail (I bought it from breakout bras), and I have to say it is the most comfortable and supportive non-underwire bra I've ever had. I am really picky about support, because I wear a 40 G/H when nursing, and I can't stand bounce or sag. This one is awesome and worth the $45. I'm thinking about getting another one.

Amy