Spanx Bra-lellujah

[Mattie12905]

Has anyone tried one as a nursing bra? I read on the Nurture Center website that the cups can be pretty easily pulled down, but to try one on IRL is too much work for me! I'm looking for something to minimize the dreaded back fat. The Glamourmoms tanks and Bravado bras that I own only emphasize it!


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[jhrabosk]

I never wore it for nursing, but it's true...very easy to pull down. However, as a 34DD it does ZIP for me in the support department. I'm happier going braless. (Don't ask why I bought it.)

If you're smaller, it might work for you...

[staramama]

I am nursing my 8 month-old, and live in these bras! I need to sleep in a bra, and the bra-llelujah has spoiled me-- I hate to go back to my other bras. I pull down the cups to nurse, although I read somewhere that you can also pull up the band. This bra is also the best at minimizing "nipping out" when I'm not wearing a nursing pad.

I am only a C/D now, and imagine that support might be a problem if you needed a bigger cup size. I also own a GM tank and Bravados, but much prefer to be in the bra-llelujah!

[staramama]

oops, nevermind

[staramama]

good grief, triple post! Sorry

[Mom2M]

These are part of the Anniversary sale that started today at Nordstrom!

[Mattie12905]

>These are part of the Anniversary sale that started today at
>Nordstrom!
Yay! I'm so there. Now if DS will just stop snapping my bra strap when he's nursing!

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[heather_c]

I love them for a sleep bra, but they are not enough support for me to wear out of the house. BTW - I am a 36D.

Heather

Matthew - 9/7/05

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