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Jazzy

Underwire bra's can damage the milk ducts in your breasts which is why health professions say to wear a comfortable maternity or non-underwired bra's, sports top

hermanasista

I have large breasts (E when not pregnant!), and went bra shopping a few weeks ago. I decided, given how expensive good bras are, to just invest in a couple of nursing bras without underwire. They are really supportive and pretty comfortable--although sometimes the band can dig in a bit to my rib cage. Overall, though, I felt good about just going straight for nursing bras instead of maternity ones that I won't be able to use once the baby arrives and I turn into a milk bar.

Oh yeah, and the brand I bought was 'Anita', which is a European brand.

tinytoes

i got a regular non wired cross your heart type bra. think it was by playtex. or someone. Not maternity, justa grown up lady bra, as I call it!

Anyway it's the best thing I ever bought. about £20, but so so comfy! Really, it's like a slipper of the bra world. My underwired ones just dont fit, and if I can squeeze in they're uncomfy. Also I bounce around all over the sow with those on - even walking down my corridor at work is embarassing, and I'm only a C!

I only bought one so far - considering the price and I might grow again soon, but its worth it. I have to just wash and dry it quickly!!

Oh it's the best thing.

sonny

Thankyou all for the advice, im bracing myself to get some now as really want to breast feed and dont want any complications with that
Just have to find somewhere on the island that has a decent selection and my size now...........