Bravado Designs Nursing Bras for Breastfeeding, Body Silk Seamless Wireless Bras for Women, Full Coverage Maternity Bra

Fits so comfortably. Has great support and gives flattering shape while still making pumping/nursing accessible. Would totally recommend.Only thing is sometimes the clasps squeak.

I love this bra. I just ordered a second one in black. The first one was the light pink. A very nice light color to use under light colored shirts instead of the usualy nude/beige colors. I only ordered one because I have tried many many nursing bras in all price ranges and none of them have ever been worthy of buying a second. Some of them I just threw away. I have tried Medela bras in several styles, Target bras in several styles, Motherhood Maternity bras in several styles, etc. They all either hurt right away (underwire or rubbing) or later as they wore out, looked like crud after a few gentle cold-water washings in a lingerie wash bag (I never use the dryer), didn't offer decent support, were clumsy to use in public, or showed lumps and bumps either from the bra itself or the thin Medela disposable pads I used with them. This bra has none of those problems. I would have never ordered a non-underwire to use during the day or out and about given my size (I will share below) so I planned to use this just at home. But it is so comfortable and fits so well that I wear it everywhere and all the time, even at night. The rest of my bras are getting tossed. I love the thin pads to hide the pads and provide a nice shape under clothes. Although I have also used the bra without the pads and the fabric is so nice I almost don't need the removable pads anyway. The fit is terrific for me and it is sooo comfortable. No underwires to cause trouble now or later (although when not nursing all I wear is underwire) and no bad rubbing like some other bras do under my arms or on my back. Also, the bra comes with some little conversion clips and instructions to use it after you are done nursing and don't need the fold down cup feature. Clever. If the bra was like my other nursing bras, I would have never thought I would use that feature, but it is so nice I will probably use it as a around the house and sleep bra when I am done nursing in a year. I don't plan to have more children, but may buy a third & fourth of these just for rotation sake and color change. I really wish I had found these with my last child. For reference, I ordered a medium. I wore a 34DD before getting pregnant, was slighly larger during pregnancy but made do with a few of my 34DD bras that fit a little larger. When I get measured, they measure me as a 32G, but I like the fit of 34DD better. I am 5'5" and was 128 lbs before getting pregnant. I'm 141 lbs now, 1.5 weeks after delivery. I hope this helps.

Ive used this bra for a year now and I am just now retiring them. The inner straps are warped a bit, but I also threw them in the dryer many times when I know I should have not. Very comfortable and functional, but I HATE removable pads because they get bunched up/crooked/or end up lost.

I hate wearing bras. If I'm not lactating, the first thing I do when I get home is put on sweats and take off my bra (so I can be 100% comfy!). Unfortunately, I start leaking milk somewhere around my second trimester of pregnancy and don't stop until I wean my baby completely. So bras become necessary (if only as nursing pad holders).I've been wearing this bra for 6 months now, and I can honestly say that it's the first bra I've actually left one when I didn't actually HAVE to wear it. I typically wear nursing sleep bras at night and nursing tanks during the day when I'm around the house, but neither of those are particularly flattering when I have to go somewhere (not to mention that even when breastfeeding I'm not particularly bust, and so the combination of the extra baby weight I'm still carrying with the typical nursing bra with no underwire or padding makes me look exceptionally dowdy).This has become my "going out of the house" bra because it's comfortable, easy to nurse in (you'd think that would be a given, but the one time I bought an underwire nursing bra I found it was very difficult to move the cup away to nurse!), and my favorite feature are the removable foam cups. You can easily take them out if you don't like them (they're pretty much identical to the foam cups you'll find in a lot of swimsuits, although these are much easier to put in and take out and fix them if they get bunched up in the wash) but I love that they give me a little extra "oomph" to keep from looking like I'm binding my breasts. They also do an AMAZING job of disguising nursing pads (which, again, are completely necessary for me to continue using, and I typically have to layer a few cloth nursing pads to keep from leaking, which can be super obvious in other nursing bras). If the nursing pads I use are too bulky you can still see they are there, but if I use a really trim set (which are comparable to disposable nursing pads) you can't tell they're there at all!And most telling of all - today I had a short break between putting the baby down for a nap and having to go pick up my older kids from preschool, and instead of changing into my nursing tank, I stayed in my Body Silk nursing bra and lay down for a nap. It's flatting AND comfortable enough to sleep in AND doesn't show nursing pads, so I pretty much think they should send one of these home with you after you have a baby because it's THAT awesome!

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