My time is almost here to deliver my LO. My boobs haven't grown THAT much (yet) and am in my 8th month. I've been thinking about nursing bras and stopped by Motherhood Maternity today to check their bras out. I've also browsed at Target a couple times. Any recommendations on where else to check out (that are also budget friendly)? What brands worked for you? Also, do you need those "sleeping bras" or can I just sleep in a camisole? The lady at MM said "You definitely NEED them"....but I felt she was just trying to make a sale.
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I got my nursing bras at jcpennys I think... but they had a very limited selection. I always had to sleep in a bra of sorts because my boobs are too large to let them roam free also I leaked a bit and camisoles wouldn't keep the pads where they needed to be. But I just wore a non padded no wire bra, I never bought any special sleeping bra.
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I bought mine online (barenecessities.com and amazon). I never bought the sleeping bras. We co-slept in the beginning so there was no point for me. For nursing bras I recommend Elomi and Anita.
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I've always worn sleeping bras for the same reason as CyndiStar3. I found the best ones for the price are at walmart. $10 for 3 of them. Granted, they're not "nursing" bras, but at that price, you can just pull them down or up and still get some support while you sleep.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Fruit-of-the-Loom-3-Pack-Strappy-Sport-Bras-Style-9036/10232777
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I actually love the medela ones. I also have two from target that are softly padded and they are much harder to use. I am used to wearing an underwire and still wear an underwire nursing bra.
BuyBuyBaby had the medela ones on sale for $10 recently. I bought two for $27 including shipping which was about a B1G1 rpice.
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I like Bravado's Bodysilk. It's a little more supportive than a typical non-underwire. Otherwise, I just have some basic ones from Target.
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