Does anyone else find this odd?

heatherchelle · March 2009

I found an ad for this in a magazine at my OB's office yesterday

https://www.kushsupport.com/

marleysmom · March 2009

WTF? I will never have breasts large enough to require the use of such a device, but perhaps other women do??

sntaggart · March 2009

very odd!!! the site says for c cups or larger but I have d's and I feel no need for this!!!

NDwife07 · March 2009

Bwahahaha!!

OK, my first thoughts were:

a) it looks like a dildo

b) if my husband saw this, the first thing he'd say is "I can help you with that"

I really don't get it. That seems uncomfortable.

slacy · March 2009

LOL at NDWife....that's pretty odd. I can't imagine that it would be very comfy!

Sara

lemen99 · March 2009

it's extremely odd, but I won't lie, I feel like it would help. Mine feel so unsupported when I sleep, I want to hold them up. Lol. (I can't sleep in a bra because I was having issues with that and need let them "air out")

FinallyMrsBMW · March 2009

haha...that's hilarious! What will they think of next?! It is a good idea though because ever since I was about 5 months pregnant, I haven't been able to sleep on my stomach like I used to so I sleep on my side. I still have to do this because of breastfeeding (I feel like I'm going to pop them if I sleep on my stomach!). This seems like it would be helpful because they are always falling out of my nursing bras and the breast pads fall all over the place. Wouldn't spend the money on it though!

soc_girl · March 2009

I'm a DD and I feel like that would be weird... cold/uncomfortable... or something. Though sometimes I roll over and my boob gets stuck on DH. I guess in that case, he's providing the support...

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