Nursing tops?

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Does anyone know where I can buy cheap nursing tops/ bras? I only have 1 of each, and it’s sooo much easier with them than without! I looked at some websites, but they can get very expensive.

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I got several on poshmark. You can sometimes find some really cheap nursing tops on there since they aren't something people tend to keep wearing once they finish nursing.
Sometimes you can get them pretty cheap from old navy and H&M. 
You can also try looking at consignment stores that sell maternity and baby things. I found tons of nursing stuff at a local consignment shop awhile back. 
Some of tops I got from consignment/poshmark aren't something I would wear out of the house since they're made kinda faded or have a small stain or something. But I mean for $3 I'll totally OK with wearing something faded around the house or to bed.

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Latched Mama

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I got mine from Walmart. They were like $6, the material feels similar to a workout top (I'm from FL and the shirts seem to help with the sweating)
Unfortunately there are few "styles" and colors of each. But it's made breastfeeding super easy.

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There’s already some great advice here, but I’ll just add, Amazon has tons of comfy cheap nursing bras and shirts. I got 6 that I just love and used long after I finished nursing because they’re so comfy. Now I’m using them again to workout while I’m pregnant because their band width is adjustable unlike my normal sports bras yet still offer lots of support

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This may not be what you're looking for, but you can also make your non-maternity tops more nursing friendly by wearing a camisole under another shirt.  Then you can pull the top shirt up, while pull down the cami enough to expose your breast/nipple.  You could either wear a nursing cami (cheap on amazon, Old Navy, Target, etc) or a regular cami (Forever 21 has them for $2-3 each) over a nursing bra (also cheap from Amazon, Target).  This way, your not so exposed.  Kohl's also has affordable nursing tops. Personally, I find my nursing tops bulky/frumpy from all the layer, and, especially for the warmer weather, prefer a thin regular cami under a non nursing top.  I got a bunch of camis in assorted colors at Goodwill (nude, for under light colored tops, navy, and black).  They were just a couple bucks a piece and we'll worth it!

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I got all my nursung tops and bras at Burlington. 3 bras and like 10 tops for under $80

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Walmart!

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