oooo...let me know if you find one. My two year old sometimes likes to stick his arms in legs in my shirt while nursing or pull it up, so something like this may come in handy. I've started looking chubby in the middle without enough definition to look pregnant.
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hm, thanks samstress!
the old navy ones don't look like they have a bra built in, but the bravado ones sure do. i'm going to edit my first post to specify that.
more please!!
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the old navy ones don't look like they have a bra built in, but the bravado ones sure do. i'm going to edit my first post to specify that.
more please!!
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I know this is a personal question- tell me to shut it if you want to- but what bra size are you?
I'd love a tank with a built in bra for pregnancy/nursing but I'm a DD now and will probably get bigger and I don't want to look like that grouchy cartoon lady with the boobs down to her knees. (please tell me someone else knows the old lady that I'm talking about. She's on some caledars, too. She's very witty)
Originally Posted by emmalizz I have one of the ON tanks and I love it, planning to get more colors. It has a shelf bra built in, no cups or underwire though. |
I'd love a tank with a built in bra for pregnancy/nursing but I'm a DD now and will probably get bigger and I don't want to look like that grouchy cartoon lady with the boobs down to her knees. (please tell me someone else knows the old lady that I'm talking about. She's on some caledars, too. She's very witty)
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gotcha!
what about this
couldn't really find any others that seemed like what you're looking for.
Originally Posted by Peace+Hope hm, thanks samstress! the old navy ones don't look like they have a bra built in, but the bravado ones sure do. i'm going to edit my first post to specify that. more please!!
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what about this
couldn't really find any others that seemed like what you're looking for.
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I love the ON tanks, hated the motherhood nursing tanks, and am currently wearing a Gillian and O'Malley tank (from Target) that's really comfy, nice and long, and very supportive of my currently-40DD -but-will-get-up-to-at-least-H boobes.
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Oh, and I really want a glamourmom tank 'cause I hear such great things, but totally can NOT justify the $40 on a tank top.
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Oh, and I really want a glamourmom tank 'cause I hear such great things, but totally can NOT justify the $40 on a tank top.
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OOO Thank you for that rec (and disclosing the boob size LOL). I'm going to have to check those out. You've probably just helped a bunch of us
Originally Posted by sehbub I love the ON tanks, hated the motherhood nursing tanks, and am currently wearing a Gillian and O'Malley tank (from Target) that's really comfy, nice and long, and very supportive of my currently-40DD -but-will-get-up-to-at-least-H boobes.
Oh, and I really want a glamourmom tank 'cause I hear such great things, but totally can NOT justify the $40 on a tank top.
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OOO Thank you for that rec (and disclosing the boob size LOL). I'm going to have to check those out. You've probably just helped a bunch of us
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Oh, honey, you got nothing on me. I'm a 34G right now. My nipples and my navel are VERY good friends.
Honestly, I bought regular tanks, and I wear a nursing bra under them. It cost me about $40 less per outfit.
Originally Posted by Mandynee22 I know this is a personal question- tell me to shut it if you want to- but what bra size are you? I'd love a tank with a built in bra for pregnancy/nursing but I'm a DD now and will probably get bigger and I don't want to look like that grouchy cartoon lady with the boobs down to her knees. (please tell me someone else knows the old lady that I'm talking about. She's on some caledars, too. She's very witty) |
Honestly, I bought regular tanks, and I wear a nursing bra under them. It cost me about $40 less per outfit.
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That's a good call too. The only caveat I had with doing that was mine hurt so darn bad that lifting my arms over my head more than once to put on more than one shirt is miserable. If I don't wear nursing tanks, well, I usually just don't wear a shirt.
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And Mandy - I'll be glad to get my nursing boobs back, 'cause they're so pretty, but am not looking forward to trying to cover them again.
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Originally Posted by aylaanne Oh, honey, you got nothing on me. I'm a 34G right now. My nipples and my navel are VERY good friends. Honestly, I bought regular tanks, and I wear a nursing bra under them. It cost me about $40 less per outfit. |
And Mandy - I'll be glad to get my nursing boobs back, 'cause they're so pretty, but am not looking forward to trying to cover them again.
thanks, ladies! those glamourmom ones look great! most of the others don't look like prego tops in addition, but thanks for the recommendations
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i'm glad this thread can help out other women with various aspects of boobage. i'm usually a Bcup, and already a C at 7 weeks (OMG - 7 weeks today!), and have no clue what's going to happen, but i'm thinking it's realistic at my size to use tanks and NOT bras a lot - maybe even exclusively.
i figure $40 for something i can wear for the next several years is a good deal!
THESE FIT THE ORIGINAL QUESTION:
Bravado
Glamourmom
thanks especially to samstress, cersha, and riverbeauty
i'm glad this thread can help out other women with various aspects of boobage. i'm usually a Bcup, and already a C at 7 weeks (OMG - 7 weeks today!), and have no clue what's going to happen, but i'm thinking it's realistic at my size to use tanks and NOT bras a lot - maybe even exclusively.
i figure $40 for something i can wear for the next several years is a good deal!
THESE FIT THE ORIGINAL QUESTION:
Bravado
Glamourmom
thanks especially to samstress, cersha, and riverbeauty
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