maternity bras

[DW1978]

I got nice padded t-shirt bras from m&s, see previous post

 

[LisaB]

First I've heard about not wearing underwired bras. I am kinda lucky in that before falling pregnant I'd lost a lot of weight and therefore boobs decreased in size from f cup to c cup however they have quickly increased to e cup but since I've got e cup underwired bras I'm just wearing these. When do you have to change to non underwired?

 

[Sarah13]

I got nice padded t-shirt bras from m&s, see previous post

Think I might have another look in there next week, ours didn't seem to have them ones or maybe I could order online.

 

[Iriki]

There's a great brand called Hot Milk which you can buy Online. They have really pretty maternity and nursing bras and they're really comfy! What I did last time was get measured in store and then once I knew my size, order online!

I think some of the more boutiquey maternity shops in the UK also stock them.. but if you google them you'll find loads of websites selling them.

I think they're slightly more expensive than M & S but sooo much nicer so well worth it in my book!

 

[Sarah13]

Just back from materlan they have cheap padded non wire bras for £4 each, didn't have my size though but worth a look if you need some cheap bras.

 

[songbird]

There is no rule to how much your boob size will change in my first pregnancy i went from a d to a E and stayed a E
I got measured when i was 14 weeks and i was a F i think i need to get measured again as they are feeling a little uncomfortable now.

 

[twilly]

Bought some non wired full support bras, passion killers but amazingly supportive.
Gave better hold and support than the wired one I had on.
Got them from m&s.
The assistant said it was definitelly time to stop wearing wires, as they can damage milk ducts.