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Go to aerie, each girl has a different fitting bra. And you can try on every girl, my favorite is Emma.
Need help finding a bra
I have no idea what to look for. I THINK I'm a 34B/C according to measurements. Pre-pregnancy, I was a 34B but very filled out. Right before I had my son, I was a very filled out 36C. Now my boobs are mostly normal and regulated and wearing sports type bras is getting old. They're cheap & not supportive enough, and they looks silly with almost all my clothes.
I need something that resembles a regular bra - for example my racerback VS Pink front clasp bra. My absolute fave and I'm SO SAD I can't wear it. It's just not practical.
Anyway, I'd like it to be deep enough that I can wear v-necks and the cups won't show at all. I also would not like underwire, but I'd like support. Underwire causes me clogged ducts /:
Also, is full coverage where when you open it, only your nipple really shows?? If so, I think I'd like that. Oh, and adjustable bands.
Am I dreaming or do you guys have any recommendations?
I'll have to purchase online & just hope it works out, and I'm strapped for money so I'd really like to get it right the first try lol. Tips for buying would be appreciated as well!
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Have you tried motherhood maternity?
Br
You won't find anything worth buying for under 50$ I got a great one that is wireless called Bravado nursing bra for around 50$ and I love it! Super comfy. Then once my milk regulates I'll be buying an Anita nursing bra that has underwire. They are close to 70$ you can find both online.
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All the ones I like on there either have poor reviews or size problems lol
Her room.com. Before pregnancy I was a 38 small d. Now my LO Is 8 weeks old, I am exclusively breastfeeding and I wear a 38 full D. The bra I wear has a cup that unhook a from the top and just shows a little more than the areola. Pair it with a nursing top and no need to cover!
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