La Leche League International Womens Bralette

I'm not nursing; never had a kid, never been pregnant. What I am is 5'2" and 34DD. I've been 34DD since I was a teen. Whether I'm a size 2 or a size 10, I've been dealing with large breasts since puberty. Bras that size hurt. They all have those mammoth straps that dig into your shoulders (thought I was going to have those indentations for the rest of my life and wires, for extra support but which really feel like an instrument of torture when worn for any more than a few hours. I wanted a bra I could wear around the house and to sleep, that wouldn't leave me bruised and that wouldn't poke me awake 20 times a night. I'd given up wearing any bra at all until I needed to go out because it was getting that painful. During that time of month when I'm swollen and tender, putting on and taking off standard bras would have me in tears. Literally tears. A coworker with a similar problem said she'd heard of a store that would actually custom make your own bras and would negate a lot of issues we were having. I was just about to do that (selling a kidney on the blackmarket to fund a bra overhaul was starting to seem like a good idea at this point), until it dawned on me that there was a bra already on the market that had to be both supportive and comfortable: NURSING BRAS. More importantly, they could provide support without underwires. I figured I'd try a cheap Wal-Mart brand to see if I was on the right track. $13.89 later, I could wear a bra at work for a 12 hour shift and not be in tears. The only thing was, it kinda squooshed my boobs together (uniboob) so I had way too much cleavage and had the smooshed breasts sweat thing happening. Then I bought this bra. Queue the choir. OMG, how did I not know about this before? How could I not have known that I could wear a bra all day long, and to bed, and be so comfortable I could forget I was wearing one. I'm also getting more support than I thought I would considering the material is so thin and the straps so small. It also stays put through the night, and each boob is in its own cup, so no more unnecessary cleavage (or cleavage sweat) from the uniboob. Following the advice from the reviews, I got XL. Loved it so much I got it in pink too, even though the pink seems to have a slightly different fit and doesn't seem to stay put as well as the black one does. For $15, I will be buying more (in the black again). No words can describe what a change this discovery has made for me. Highly, highly, highly recommend.

I was excited about this bra because it looked a little more substantial than the Medela I typically wear at night but still comfortable and easy to use. While ease of use is great it is very uncomfortable. The bottom band is very thick and doesn't give much. Mine folds over itself in the front making it miserable to wear about halfway through the night. It also is a bit rough on the seams and leaves red raw marks on my shoulders. I'm disappointed and purchased another Medela.

I ordered several different nursing bras (some for work, some for sleep/hanging out at home), with varying outcomes. Prior to becoming pregnant, I wore a 38 D, and now I wear a 38 DD/E. This is what I've found: La Leche League Sleep Nursing & Maternity Bra: I originally ordered a 2XL, and it's a touch too big around the ribcage, so I ordered an XL to replace it, and that's much more comfortable. La Leche Pullover Sleep Bra - White X-Large: This is the one I got to replace the other La Leche Bra. Majamas Easy Bra Black Size XL: Perfect on the ribcage, a bit too stretchy on the straps, but incredibly comfortable for sleeping. You definitely do not want to run or anything in this one. Bravado Original Nursing Bra: By far my favorite nursing bra. I've worn and washed this a bunch of times and it's holding up very, very well. It fits perfectly. Also, it's easy to open the cup for feeding and snaps back on without a problem. Oh, and SO INCREDIBLY COMFORTABLE! Bravado Designs Sublime Nursing Bra - Black Purple-38 DE: Very pretty, but a little tight on the ribcage. Definitely the "sexiest" of the bras I've bought, but I tend to put it on reluctantly because of the fit.

I am usually a DD bra size. I bought the cheap Target nursing bras with my first baby. When I slept at night, I would pop out of the bras and leak milk all over my bed. Ew! So, when I was pregnant with my second baby I decided to invest in a better bra. After reading reviews for many bras, I decided to give this one a chance. Here's what I found: Pros Very comfortable. Like wearing a soft t-shirt instead of a rubbery bra. Fits well. I got a large knowing that nursing breasts are bigger. Still feels sexy. I don't feel like I am a grandma in this bra. Washes up very well. No fraying edges or holes! Great support for bigger breasts. Cons Nursing pads tend to scoot around and fit awkwardly. This is not really a good bra to wear under a snug shirt. The pads look funky in it. Bigger breasts are hard to pull out. I would guess that smaller breasts would just whip right out. Mine take a little maneuvering, but I get there eventually. Overall, I LOVE this bra. Give it a chance! The bra is totally worth the cost. And don't buy Target bras. Seriously, those things live up to the 'you get what you pay for' saying.

Produit très satisfaisant, conception pratique et taille exacte. La couleur turquoise (assez claire) s'apparente à celle d'un débardeur plutôt fashion.

Fits perfect!!!! In fact i am getting another one, it feels like i don't have a bra on it's heavennnn!!!

Comfortable. As I expected.

This white bra doesn't fit the same as the black one. I wish I had gotten a bigger size in the white.