Resources for bras for pregnancy & nursing

[Jazmommie]

Looking around & have tried a few already.
Bravado tried on was not a good fit -showed creases under my shirts (but was comfy),some Japenese one was too showy underneath my breasts.

I am now wearing a sports type bra -stretchy but not the most comfy .

My nipples are so sensitive or I would just wear camisoles like i used too!

Any other good bras??

[willoLevin]

I found Decent Exposures bras to be my favorite during my first pregnancy.

They are in Seattle and seem to have very fair labor practices and all that, but, most important, they make a very comfortable and customizable bra! I got one through a maternity shop, but have since ordered direct from their website.

I first bought one of their nursing bras (during pregnancy to use throughout and after for nursing, too), but the velcro closures are bulky and can show through a t-shirt weight shirt.

Now I have 2 of their nursing bras (with velcro) and 2 of their regular bras. Even though I'm fairly busty (D cup), I have one "single layer" and one "double layer" bra from them. On a "sensitive boob day", I prefer the less constricting single layer, but the double gives better support.

Honestly, though, I am always still looking for an ultimate nursing bra. I got up to an E cup after my son was born. No bra was wonderful, but being without a bra was downright painful! Grr.

I think these are more bra-like than a sports bra, but still much more comfy/practical than cute.

--willo

[jakobsmom]

Check out my bras at www.nummies.ca!

[KaraMaia]

I really liked the Blue Canoe organic cotton nursing bras. They were kinda like sports bras, and I would wear them by themselves around the house, and they were very gentle on nursing nipples.