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Do you have to wear a nursing bra?

8 replies

pinkdolly · 12/01/2007 17:08

My dd is 6 months now and excl b/f. Can i stop wearing those awful nursing bras, in favour of something prettier. Is it true that wires interfere with milk supply?Thanx.
Pink

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shonaspurtle · 12/01/2007 17:36

If it is properly fitted it shouldnt make any difference imo.

The wire should't rest against your breast tissue anyway if it fits properly.

shonaspurtle · 12/01/2007 17:37

shouldn't

pinkdolly · 12/01/2007 17:52

thanx, i thought it should be ok by now

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NAB3 · 12/01/2007 17:53

But they are good for lowering down so the baby can get to the milk.

PinkTulips · 12/01/2007 17:56

ds is 5 months and i bought an underwire bra last week as i got sick of the lack of support of the nursing bra.... like shona said just make sure it's well fitted... go a cup size up if it's even a little tight as it'll cause probs if your breast has too much pressure on it when it's full

i don't find it that much more awkward to undo at the back and hoist up tbh

pinkdolly · 12/01/2007 18:04

Thanx pinktulips. Nab3 I have been wearing a non-wired bra just for a trial this afternoon and find that I can pull it down underneath my boob, without any probs.

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NAB3 · 12/01/2007 18:37

Could have saved myself a fortune if I had known that!!

jemlins · 13/01/2007 17:34

Agree with Pinkdolly - I wasn't wearing a bra at night but found my boobs were getting really sore, so bought myself a two pack of non-wired "Value" bras from Tesco for £3 and just pull the cup down to feed - they're cotton and stretchy enough to do this - bargain!

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