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LUCY
I <3 Gabriella
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Nursing Bras
Im almost completely packed and cannot find nursing bras I like anywhere... any suggestions.... they do not look like they provide a lot of support...... and I am generally an underwire wearer... which I understand is a no-no?
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Posted 6/4/07 12:38 PM  |
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Long Island Weddings
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smdl
I love Gary too..on a plate!
Member since 5/06 32461 total posts
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me
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Re: Nursing Bras
I found some at Target. No underwire. They are OK with the support. But that's because I bought those DD so they have 4 hooks and wider shoulder straps (really sexy!!!!).
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| Posted 6/4/07 12:43 PM |
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karacg
Babygirl is 4!
Member since 5/05 17076 total posts
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Kara®
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Re: Nursing Bras
I got a few on JCPenny.com -- Madela nursing withOUT underwire - and it is pretty supportive.
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| Posted 6/4/07 12:44 PM |
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johnsae
Sip.
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Re: Nursing Bras
I bought mine at Mimi Maternity and they have underwire...my boobs are so gigantic right now that I don't really see the point of a bra WITHOUT underwire  If it gets uncomfortable I suppose I will look for some without, but for now I'm going with the underwire despite what I've read.
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| Posted 6/4/07 12:45 PM |
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Calla
My girls
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Re: Nursing Bras
You are right about underwire being a no-no, it can lead to very painful clogged ducts!
Check out Bravado, they are great.
Message edited 6/4/2007 1:02:25 PM.
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| Posted 6/4/07 1:02 PM |
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LUCY
I <3 Gabriella
Member since 6/06 1029 total posts
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Re: Nursing Bras
Thanks Ladies... I think I will order 1 underwire, 1 non and see what happens....I appreciate the responses!
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| Posted 6/4/07 1:08 PM |
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nbc188
Best friends!
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Re: Nursing Bras
I just went out to Tanger Outlets over the weekend for nursing bras. I got one at the Leggs Outlet (underwire) and 3 at the MaternityWorks outlet (1 underwire, 2 of the same that aren't underwire). The ones w/o underwire are super comfy, and I'm a big underwire wearer. I got 2 of them b/c I figured those are the ones I'd wear most often around the house, etc., and if we were going out somewhere where I really wanted more support (not that I have a lot to hold up  , because I don't!), I'd wear one of the underwires.
ETA: I believe I spent maybe $50-$60 on all 4 bras, they were great deals! And I washed them all in the washer already and they held up great! Very happy with my purchases so far! 
Message edited 6/4/2007 1:38:53 PM.
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| Posted 6/4/07 1:37 PM |
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InShock
life is good
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Re: Nursing Bras
I went to Target today and didn't like any of the ones I saw. None of them had any padding at all - I don't want padding for enhancement purposes (because Lord knows I don't need that!) but I just like a thin layer of thickness as opposed to just a pantyhose-like thickness. Does Mimi have anything like that?
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| Posted 6/4/07 2:38 PM |
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Eleanor
LIF Adult
Member since 2/06 2223 total posts
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Ellie
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Re: Nursing Bras
I liked the medela bras - they aren't tremendously flattering, but comfy!
Also the target nursing tanks were great!
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| Posted 6/4/07 5:35 PM |
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