OK. Full disclosure, I haven't worn a bra in over 3 years. I hate them, have donated them all, and I really can't justify wearing one since I am a happy member of the IBTC. I just wear camisoles to avoid chafing. Mind you, I was a full E while pg with my son. I'm ok with waiting to see what I need to get for nursing when the time comes, but for now I would be looking to not spend a fortune and get something that could maybe stretch and be comfortable as the girls get bigger? I will be wanting some support even now, as my bbs are slightly sensitive. Any recommendations? Preferably something that's available online? Thanks!
I hate bras as well and would rather not wear them, but mine are no longer small so I can’t do that. I do know that at some point I’m going to hate my wired bras so I recently bought these when they were on sale.
Married: August 2012
TTC #1: July 2015
BFP 1: October 30, 2015; EDD: July 6, 2016- Team Pink
thank you @blackgirlmagic! At that price it's hard to go wrong. With racer back the straps shouldn't fall off shoulder. they might dig? Ugh, I need to face it, there isn't going to be one I like. This looks like it would be a good option! Thank you!
I honestly just try to wear simple sports bras as often as possible. I'm very well endowed though so I can usually only pull it off if I'm wearing a chunky sweater.
I got some inexpensive nursing bras on Amazon with my last pregnancy and they are all I wore once I was pregnant and then while my son was nursing. Super reasonably priced and lasted a long time. I would check Amazon and read the reviews. It worked out great for me!
I found the Amazon ones a bit hit and miss, but I scored a deal on four of the kindred bravely crossover style sports/nursing bras. Those worked really great for me, and I liked them for being comfortable at home, but still a bit more put together than going braless. But mostly I was braless under my nighty. 🤷 Unless there was company. So when I did feel the need to wear a comfort bra, I liked that there were no skinny straps to dig in or underwires. But I think honestly for "real" bras, if I was going out for some reason, I just stuck with my normal bra + extender. I guess it was mostly easy enough to pull a girl out if needed and didn't feel like a special (expensive) underwire, shaped, nursing bra was really necessary. Nursing tanks I did wear a lot tho, and still sometimes do!
This time I intend to buy the stretchy lacy sports bra style bralettes. I made the mistake last time of buying new bras because i could no longer wear my old ones only to outgrow the new ones shortly after.
TTC1: May 2015
Primary IF May 2016; Failed HSG; Scheduled Lap Sept. 2016
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