@pourmeanothermocktail yeah, I don't know the perfect answer, it seems that bras that are stretchy will have more flexibility in terms of sizing and growing/shrinking with you as your body changes, but are often also less supportive. A stiffer material bra with a set cup size will probably offer more support, but may be less versatile.
@pourmeanothermocktail yeah, I don't know the perfect answer, it seems that bras that are stretchy will have more flexibility in terms of sizing and growing/shrinking with you as your body changes, but are often also less supportive. A stiffer material bra with a set cup size will probably offer more support, but may be less versatile.
I hear you. I'm not looking for perfect, and do prefer more structure especially during the day. But at a maximum size of 32DDD or 34DDD this one is just too small to fit without any stretch, even before swelling in first few weeks. That's my problem. It looks perfect, if it came in a size that fit!
I just want a bra in my size, for a reasonable price. Right now I'm finding $35 ish for not very supportive, stretchy bras for bed, and $50-$80 for a supportive day time. It's been this way for years, but it's more annoying when pregnant/nursing.
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Me: 33 DH: 32 Married 7/18/15 1st born at 35+4 on 6/6/16 Team green turned BLUE! 2nd born at 38+6 on 8/30/18 Team green turned PINK! Due with #3 on 6/6/20 Team Green
@randic22 you’ll probably want to have a week’s worth but it may be worth waiting just to make sure it works for you etc. You may end up changing your bra often due to leaking and since they tend to be stretchier than regular bras you won’t be able to wear them much more than once without washing.
As a note—you should be changing your bra or your nursing pad if you leak a lot to prevent a yeast infection/other irritation.
DD #1: April 2017 DD #2: May 2020 Baby #3: EDD May 2023; MC October 2022
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I just want a bra in my size, for a reasonable price. Right now I'm finding $35 ish for not very supportive, stretchy bras for bed, and $50-$80 for a supportive day time. It's been this way for years, but it's more annoying when pregnant/nursing.
DH: 32
Married 7/18/15
1st born at 35+4 on 6/6/16
Team green turned BLUE!
2nd born at 38+6 on 8/30/18
Team green turned PINK!
Due with #3 on 6/6/20 Team Green
DD #2: May 2020
Baby #3: EDD May 2023; MC October 2022