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I don't know if maybe there is a better place to post this . . . but I'll give it a shot. Right now I have just two; both are Bravado and I like the original, but the Supreme I have, it has seams that go right across the nipple and that can get uncomfortable. I am . . . like somewhere around a 40 or 42 F or G (it kinda depends on the day, iykwim) so finding bras to try on is so not going to happen.
I've been trying to stick with wire-free versions b/c I've read that underwires can contribute to mastitis and blocked ducts if it doesn't fit properly. Have any of you found this to be the case?
I really wouldn't mind having one that was more than the glorified sports bra that the original bravado one is, but I don't really want to spend an insane amount of money either. (less than $50 would be great!) Do any of you have opinions or favorites? some of my smaller-busted friends just use a demi-cup regular bra to nurse in, but that doesn't really work so well in my size (not that finding regular bras in the size I am in is any easier than finding nursing bras!)
FWIW - DS is 3 months old, so I anticipate needing to use nursing bras at least until he is a year, longer if he wants to continue nursing beyond that.
TIA!
I've been trying to stick with wire-free versions b/c I've read that underwires can contribute to mastitis and blocked ducts if it doesn't fit properly. Have any of you found this to be the case?
I really wouldn't mind having one that was more than the glorified sports bra that the original bravado one is, but I don't really want to spend an insane amount of money either. (less than $50 would be great!) Do any of you have opinions or favorites? some of my smaller-busted friends just use a demi-cup regular bra to nurse in, but that doesn't really work so well in my size (not that finding regular bras in the size I am in is any easier than finding nursing bras!)
FWIW - DS is 3 months old, so I anticipate needing to use nursing bras at least until he is a year, longer if he wants to continue nursing beyond that.
TIA!