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Help - where can I get cheap nursing bra in 32E..

8 replies

QueenFee · 17/11/2008 20:35

All the ones I can find seem to be over £30 so I I buy 2 I can forget Christmas (although hubby thinks christmas has come early ) Most places only do a 34 back size or go up to a D cup
Come on ladies I am relying on you!

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giddykipper · 17/11/2008 20:37

I was 32E when nursing - I'm sure I got some cheapies from M&S. Do they not have any?

freshprincess · 17/11/2008 20:40

If you're not fussy on styles:

Here www.figleaves.com/uk/product.asp?product_id=NTR-5469&mci=&size=34e&colour=&image=r336968-p529435-fro nt

or:

herewww.figleavesclearance.co.uk/p/Womens_Bras/EBM-940364.htm?size=34E

QueenFee · 17/11/2008 20:50

Thanks for such a quick response

M and S online only have 34 back - maybe they have different sizes in store?

www.figleaves.com/uk/product.asp?product_id=EJ-00411&mci=&size=32e&colour=&image= r10088-p325579-front
this is one at figleaves that would be ok

please keep suggestions coming

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cktwo · 17/11/2008 20:57

The nursing bras at Bravissimo arn't that expensive and are really good.

MySonIsEatingHisSock · 17/11/2008 21:56

I needed a 32DD but only Mothercare had 32, M&S and Debenhams started at 34. I think i bought two for £20 or maybe £25, that was last December so hopefully they will be similar price

Tangle · 17/11/2008 22:40

Have a look on www.bras4mums.co.uk/ and www.amplebosom.com.

Where are you in the whole pregnancy/breastfeeding game? For what it's worth, I was a 32F pre pregnancy, measured as a 34F on my due date and found a 36G fitted much better once my milk came in. I was still BF and still in the 36Gs when DD was 1 - now she's 19 months, still BF and I'm back to a 32F. If you haven't had your DC yet you might want to wait to buy your nursing bras until they've arrived and you've settled down - I bought a selection of styles in a selection of sizes and sent back what didn't fit. I spent the first few days doing very little and not wearing a bra, so it all worked out quite well.

I do tend to find that good bras (or rather not ultra cheap bras) are a good investment - with more to support the really cheap ones just aren't very comfortable or supportive, and they seem to give up on me ludicrously fast.

redhotredhead · 17/11/2008 22:47

I used bravado bras. Fabulously comfortable and not too pricey at £22 - would never wear anything else - was 34G at the time. Ordered leopard skin pattern to cheer myself up!

QueenFee · 18/11/2008 19:37

I am only 6 weeks pregnant but my shape dosn't normally change much after that initial burst of growth!
I was fine with the same bras all through preg and BF last time so hoping to this time too. Knowing my luck I will carry differently this time!)
Thanks for the suggestions
[.... saunters off to investigate further]

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