Does a nursing bra exist that has a large band and small cup? I know it's the opposite problem of most people, because for the life of me i can't find one.
Any recommendations?
I use the extenders, but even with that on it's loosest setting it's still too tight.
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04-29-2014 #1
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Have you called a specialty bra fitting store like herroom.com barenecessities.com or the like? Their fit specialists are great over the phone. I just bought an Anita nursing bra from the latter.
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I loved my 38B or 38C Gilligan & O Malley cotton underwire nursing bra from Target. I bought it in 2006 and it made it through 2 kids. When I had DD2 the same bra was being sold as a Liz Lange bra. I wore it way more than the other more expensive Medela brand bra I wore.
When I didn't care about any type of shape and with DD2 I lived in my Wacoal bralettes. I loved them and they were super comfy and even though they didn't have dedicated clasps they were still easy to move when I was wearing just a tank top so I could just push and move the bralette and tank top around and still be able to nurse.Annie
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