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[Janna]

nursing bras?

Anyone with a good source for a supportive, yet attractive nursing bra? I'm also considering those nursing tank tops, since it will be summer. Anyone used those?

Fwiw, I don't care for the wide 3+ hook straps. I wish VS had nursing bras.

[battlemaiden]

Janna,

I have a drawer full of nursing bras I've rarely used (even though I've been through the nursing cycle 6 times!).

I prefer a sports bra. The tank style that I can simply lift, nurse, pull down, and go on my way.

The one exception is the nursing tank I got from Target last year. It was a "Lange" design. I still feel uncoordinated with the hooks and flaps, but it was stylish and I could wear it with multiple outfits.

Jo

[momtolgd]

I recently bought a used nursing tank, and I love it...I want to buy more! (why didn't I buy one of these a couple of kids ago! :D ) It is so convenient to wear under clothes so I don't have to expose my midsection.

I'm not one to spend lots of money on nursing bras, and have always bought mine from Walmart and Kmart and been happy with them. But the nursing tank is definately worth trying to see if you like it!

[melissel]

I always wore Playtex Underwire bras (and, ahem, still do occasionally, when the others are all dirty :rolleyes:). I never had a problem with the underwire aspect. But I had a Glamourmom (http://www.glamourmom.com/) tank that I loved a long time ago, and Bravado (http://www.bravadodesigns.com/) always gets rave reviews for comfort and practicality. There was also another brand I saw recently in an ad, that sells VS-style nursing bras, but I haven't heard anything about comfort. If I can find the link, I'll post it here.

[Mrs Mungo]

When I was nursing I loved the Bravado bras.

http://www.bravadodesigns.com/

[Amy in NH]

I've never tried a Bravado, but the most comfortable nursing bra I ever owned was a Yes~!

http://yesbreastfeeding.com:8080/yesbreastfeeding/care.jsp