help with late maternity bra's

[BabyAcorn]

I am 39 weeks, and just haven't felt like going to the shops and buying them.

I can hardly walk due to baby being 1/5th engaged, and the last thing i want to do is bra shop. Before i had sciatica so haven't been able to walk, hense not getting one early.

I usually am 36c and when i was measured at about 7 1/2 months i was 38c then 40c.

Do you all think if i just get a 40d that should be enough?They dont feel like they've grown hugely?

Just have no want at all, to go im so tired!!!

Order one of these bravado bras ugly as sin but very very comfy and they fit multiple sizes.

Then once your boobs have settled down go and buy a couple of nice ones.

Second the vote for bravado bras!

Same here and also M&S even uglier but my god they are comfortable.

Does anyone know if there are any 'flexible sized' bras sold for those of us with a bit more to put in them.

I am at the end of my pregnancy and currently a 36G so expect to be a 34 GG or H when milk comes in. The bras I have tried like the one linked to are useless as if I get the right cup size the band is far too loose.

Guess I am just an unusual size and will have to pay through the nose for size specific without being sure they will fit.

Earwigwam The bravado bliss bra comes in an H/I size, not as soft and comfy as those linked above (they are sooo soft) but still have some flexibility. They don't do dd so I think this actually g/h, but not sure. Also the bravado bra in the links above in the small ++ might fit you ok, but maybe not.

Bras4mums.co.uk sell the semi custom sized Bravado design. They can offer sizing advice via phone or email & have local mobile fitters in some areas. I always rec them as I had great service from them when trying to find nursing bras for my troublesome norks!

Thanks you, that Bliss bra might solve the problem. Not the cheapest but if it has room for milk fullness/emptiness it would be worth it.