BRAVADO Nursing Bras - are they a faff?

[Ceolas]

I've used the clip type before (mostly from M&S) but I'm looking at these bras and they have a press stud opening cup.

Is it more difficult to undo and redo under your top one handedly?

[asur]

Not much help but I have tried Emma Jane bras that have hook and eye fasteners - useless with one hand! I have found it's much easier to get comfy non-wired bras and either pull them down or lift them up - much easier than faffing with fasteners...

Just my experience though.

[NotQuiteCockney]

They're much easier to undo and redo onehandedly than the clip type.

They don't give great support, but they're very comfortable and quite easy to use.

[FrayedKnot]

I loved mine and lived in them for months. Discarded my M&S ones afetr a week or two.
Can;t remember having any problems doing / undoing them.

Really comfy and can cope with inevitable cup size changes.

They do start to give a bit after a fair few washes (months, not weeks) so I kept those ones for days when it didn;lt matter, and bought a ocuple of new ones, a few months in.

[Ceolas]

I'm only a B cup (might go up to a C in the early days) so probably OK?

[debbierichardson33]

got mine from here: www.nursingbra-shop.co.uk/

[R2D2abc]

Have 2 from Bravado. So far they are the most comfortable and nothing comes out of them even when I sleep( slept actually, I always wore a nursing bra while breast as I will always leak, now pregnant again).

I bought one of them in super sale at Toys r us, the other one from eBay. I'm a really big cup.