nursing bra ?

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Would it be weird to wear a nursing bra at 20 weeks, my boobs have just grown so much and hardly any of my bras fit ☹️

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Definitely not weird. I had to buy new bras around 20 weeks, and I wasn't about to go out and buy some that I couldn't easily use for over a year after baby was born. Plus nursing bras are supportive and comfy. Winwinwin.

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I recently bought a new bra. It was on clearance and it was so pretty I just had to get it.

After I got home I realized it was a nursing bra, I needed one anyways and if I would have knew before I bought it, I would've wanted it even more so 😂

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That's a way to save money. You have to buy nursing bras anyway, so what's the point of buying a regular bra in a bigger size when you could just start buying nursing bras in the size you need.

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No I started wearing nursing bra since that time because my boobs grew a lot

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Not at all I'm only 17 weeks and I wear one. I got it on sale of 7 dollars and it's the only thing that fits me.

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I haven't wore a real bra since I got pregnant . Nursing Bras are 10x more comfortable. Go for it!!

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I'm 33 weeks pregnant now and I've found that Victoria secrets light padded sports bras are thee most comfortable bras I've ever had. They come in sizes up to d in stores and can special order larger sizes in them. Super stretchy and breathable and they are pretty cute too!

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I would say not at all!!! With my first pregnancy, around 16 weeks my boobs grew out of nowhere and they were in a lot of pain. I found that nursing bras were incredibly comfortable and fit a whole lot better than regular bras. After I had my son, around 2 years ago, I never switched back 😫😂😂 I'm about 13 weeks pregnant and the nursing bras are in full use 🤦🏻‍♀️😂😂

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