Anyone have the arden dairy fairy bra? Someone mentioned it @agold's recent post. Would love to see if anyone in the bee community likes it before I she'll out $$!
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I don't have any experience, but my concern with those is that I'd get milk on them at work and my bra would be embarrassingly wet. I always seem to get milk on my pumping bra.
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I am interested in how adjustable they are... Also being able to pump without having to change bras would be really nice. Maybe...
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I hated it!!!! and I bought it when it was a kickstarter so I had to pay for shipping too. When I ordered, I thought I would be a xs ... ended up swapping for S before it even shipped and it was still too tight. I am usually a 32A... and so expected the S to be OK. Material is cotton on the outside. Inside is some too stretchy fabric that does not hold the flanges. NO point in it.
I think I might still have it somewhere in the basement (bad internet purchase hall of fame). You're better off buying a simply wishes bra: it's so adjustable. The dairy fairy has some kind of criss-cross in the front to adjust but it just doesn't work. -
Following, I have it on my wishlist for baby #2!
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I wasn't a big fan, but the one I got was too big and I didn't exchange/return it in time. It was weirdly wide--like it made my boobs a weird shape.
I did really like their Rose bra for work because I didn't have to put on a special pumping bra or anything, and then they came out with an underwire pumping bra that looked good too. I worse the Rose all day, so it wasn't just a pumping bra but a regular no wire bra that I could also pump in.
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Interesting. I have a simple wishes but I'm intrigued by not having to feel naked when pumping/ undressing to the point of taking off my regular bra.
Disappointing to hear 2 bees that bought it say
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I heard that it's not that supportive if you are bigger busted. I use the simple wishes one and I just put it over my regular bra. No need to take one off or get undressed at all.
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I wanted to like it so much and I love the concept but it didn't work for me. My biggest complaint is that the adjustable tabs on the underside of each cup are super uncomfortable and dig into my breasts. I'm pretty confident it's not a sizing issue either.
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I'm the one who mentioned wanting to try it on agold's post. I had read about it here (http://www.elementsofstyleblog.com/2016/02/31418.html) so was really hoping it was a good option. I also saw another option. Has anybody tried this one? http://www.momandbabyshop.com/simple-wishes-supermom-nursing-pumping-bra.html?utm_source=googlepepla&utm_medium=adwords&id=18283950120
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@Shantuck: I ordered the Supermom and returned it. I have a friend that loved it, though. You know, boobs are like bodies--they are all different and we all need different things to work. I ordered the Arden, the Supermom, the Rose, and one other one I found on Amazon. And I returned the Supermom, should have returned the Arden, and kept the Rose and ended up buying a second. But that's only for pumping and not nursing. Maybe if I would have ordered several sizes of the Supermom and Arden, I could have found a better fit.
So maybe order a few sizes if you have Amazon Prime or get free returns.
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@MrsKoala: I have heard that in a few places too........what do ppl consider bigger busted..... like G cup or D cup?
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