nursing bras on ebay - would you?

[laetitia85]

They're so cheap and I really need one but don't have much money to spend at the moment. would you buy yours on ebay or is it a step too far...?

http://shop.ebay.co.uk/__Womens-Underwe ... =1&_ftrv=1

 

[laetitia85]

For the first time in my I've stopped wearing bras. they've become so uncomfortable, which is why i need a proper nursing/maternity bra. my boobs need support!

 

[laetitia85]

I find them unbelievably uncomfortable ..I havnt wanted to try the nursing bra either ..I hate the restricting feelin lol ....eww I cant bear it ..but let me know if a maternity bra any better.

what's the difference between the two? i'm so rubbish at that

 

[Tangerinedream]

Im selling mine on ebay

 

[laetitia85]

I find them unbelievably uncomfortable ..I havnt wanted to try the nursing bra either ..I hate the restricting feelin lol ....eww I cant bear it ..but let me know if a maternity bra any better.

what's the difference between the two? i'm so rubbish at that

Ahh there same thing I think.. I just wasnt thinkin about what I was typing too much lol.

 

[leckershell]

nursing bra has clips so you can undo for breastfeeding

maternity/support bra are the same thing, no clips, theyre like sports bras...

and yeah id get them on ebay - have you seen how much they are in the shops
i got 2 from mothercare for £26. i need 2 more (different size) but there ent no way I'm spending another £26.

 

[happy-chick]

Ive just got one from little woods it was £16 but didnt realise it was the type with clips on &didnt really want to wear one of those yet, theres a bit of room in it so do you think this will do me for when im a little further on or do i send it back? Gunna get a couple of sports bras i think

 

[maybebaby]

I bought mine from ebay, I changed sizes loads while I was pregnant & in the early breastfeeding days so I would have spent a fortune if I'd bougt all my bras new.

I have a selection now ranging in size from 34D to 38F so that should see me through any future pregnancies!

The only problem I have with nursing bras is they're not particularly supportive at a time when you could do without saggy boobs! I went back to my underwires after about 3 months by which time I'd mastered breastfeeding discreetly even without the handy drop cups!

 

[erin]

I can't think of a reason why I wouldn't buy them off ebay - well apart from not being able to try them on - they look good and a good price too.

Last week I tried some nursing bras in M&S, I thought they are the most supportive and comfortable ones I have found. I find nursing/maternity bras in general very uncomfortable and I don't feel any support at all and I have been avoiding them during my pregnancy but I thought I would need some after the birth for breastfeeding. I haven't bought them yet though, as I thought that my breasts might get bigger so am planning to buy them closer to/after the birth.

This is the link: http://www.marksandspencer.com/gp/produ ... &rh=&page=.

In the shop though they had them in white and pink as well, I think I will go for those, I liked them more.

Good luck with finding the ones that suit you, it really is a pain - I can't see why they make them so uncomfortable!

 

[Kylie1007]

If they were new I would however I really need to try them on because I hate non wired bras - they don't give any support at all. Might have to pop into Marks & Spencers at sometime although I'm expecting another boob growth spurt soon! Just what I need.