I was hoping that my near-A cups would at least become Bs once my milk came in, but no. As my lactation consultant says, I'm "all mammary gland, no fat." 
I'm having the hardest time finding a nursing bra with an A-cup, if it even exists. I think I'm a 32 or 33A. Can anyone help?
squash / 13208 posts
@ineebee: you may have to go with a sports bra type nursing top where you just move the bra to the side to nurse
http://www.nurturedfamily.com/majamas-organic-buxom-maternity-and-nursing-bra.aspx
nectarine / 2600 posts
This one at Target should work:
http://www.target.com/p/women-s-nursing-seamless-bra-gilligan-o-malley/-/A-16698647#prodSlot=_1_1
pomegranate / 3127 posts
I had the same problem! Never found a good nursing bra, so I wore some camis that have a bra built in. They were the kind you can just push off one shoulder, so no buttons or snaps.
wonderful olive / 19353 posts
I'm a fan of Gilligan O' Malley nursing bras at Target. Totally reasonable and comfy too!
persimmon / 1316 posts
I just bought a Gilligan O' Malley bra at target, same one @TheSwissWifeStyle recommended but not sure it will work for you. I am also very petite but my boobs grew to a 32 Large B/ small C with pregnancy and I fit into the XS of this bra so the cups may be too big for you. It is really comfy though so its worth a try to see if it fits.
pomegranate / 3973 posts
This one has a 34A? http://www.target.com/p/women-s-nursing-full-coverage-bra-gilligan-o-malley/-/A-14289698#prodSlot=medium_1_5&term=nursing+bra
I'm small-chested as well and I typically will just wear nursing tanks and skip the bra altogether. 
I do have one of the Gilligan-o-malley bras, 34A, that fits well.
nectarine / 2086 posts
Glad you asked this. I'm a 34A and my boobs haven't grown at all and I'm 22 Wks now. Maybe I'll be all mammary gland too! Lol.
pomegranate / 3973 posts
@buttermilk: Mine didn't grow until my milk came in. I want to keep breastfeeding just so I can keep them!
honeydew / 7235 posts
I mostly only wore nursing tanks - no nursing bras - you can get ones that have built in cups too (which helped hide the breast pads).... I found the tanks the easiest and most comfortable!
honeydew / 7235 posts
@buttermilk: my first pregnancy, I was also a 34 A, maybe B, but on the small side - I got wider during pregnancy - ended up after 33 weeks in maybe a 36 B..... But when the milk came in, YIKES - i got a nursing bra early on, maybe 1/2 weeks post partum because they were so huge and I think I got a D cup - but then they got smaller and i hovered around a C for a while, then smaller, etc --- hence, why I thought the tanks were the best option, then I didn't have to have a variety of bras!
kiwi / 567 posts
I'm not small chested, but the Bravado seamless silk are great quality and sports bra style.
coffee bean / 46 posts
I got this one off of Amazon for cheap, but it took awhile to arrive. I fill out an A cup now, was AA before getting pregnant.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00OVX1ZO2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
persimmon / 1168 posts
I like my mamajamas organic nursing bra in small http://www.amazon.com/Majamas-DM01377-Organic-Easy-Bra/dp/B003Z3GYDG
Otherwise I just wear tanks from H&M and pull one side down. My small boobs got a bit bigger but I'm happy to not have to wear a real bra still
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