Nursing Bra,5Pack Women's Maternity Breastfeeding Bra Wireless Sleeping Bralette with Extenders

These bras are of nice quality. They have a nice design, are pretty, and comfortable. They have the right amount of thickness to where they won't show nursing pads or nips. However, the sizing is off, I oreder a size up initially but it fit to snug and had to another size up. The great thing is, is that the company is true to their word and replaced them for me. I would 100% recommend. Just order 2 sizes up from you pre-pregnancy size.

Absolutely LOVE these nursing bras! For reference i wear a 36C and ordered the size medium. I wish i had known about these before i had my son (March 2016). The one i had before was purchased from Target and the material was absolutely terrible. It was made out of a spandex type of material and didn't give my breasts any "shape" to them. They just looked saggy and floppy. That is NOT the case with these! When wearing these, they are very comfortable and almost give me a little "push up" when wearing them. I haven't tried sleeping in one yet, but don't see why they wouldn't be comfortable to sleep in. There is not an underwire so that's already a plus in my book!Pros:- Very soft- Breathable cotton fabric- Cute neutral colors- Easy latch system on the front when nursing baby or pumpingCons- None :-)I would absolutely recommend these to anyone who is currently nursing/planning to nurse, or even moms who exclusively pump!EDIT: I contacted the company directly on Amazon concerned because I don’t give birth for two more months and I was afraid the medium wouldn’t fit me anymore when it came time to breastfeed/pump. They ended up sending me FREE size L bras! I seriously could not believe it! They also were very accommodating when I realized one of my size M bras was missing a hook and replaced that one free of charge as well. Definitely a company that stands by their word!

This might have been a good bra if i had more average proportions. I was a size 30D prior to getting pregnant and only really gained weight in my tummy and breast while pregnant, so i went for a size Small. The band was perfect but the cup was too small. So i ordered a size up, to medium, and the cup was perfect, but over the course of the day, the band stretched to be too big on the tightest hook. I finally decided to go to motherhood maternity to get an exact measurement and I'm between a 32/34D. So if this is you, don't get this bra. Otherwise, the material felt nice and they're pretty bras. Maybe I'll use the small to work out after i stop nursing and my breast get smaller.

I'll start with what I like about these nursing bras.1. I think the quality is decent for the price. The fabric is pretty soft, but a few of the seams have become a little loose after washing on delicate and hanging out to dry. A mostly cotton blend is a plus in my opinion. The bras don't retain as much moisture if you leak. This can help keep your nipples in better shape. If too much moisture is trapped in by your bra they can become damaged and make breastfeeding painful.2. I like that these bras are lightly lined. I do not enjoy having to constantly adjust pads like I do in some of my nursing bras.Here is what I don't like.1. The cups are a little small. I typically wear a 40B pre- nursing. I bought an X-large and when my breasts fill with milk they feel a bit tight.2. The closure on the back has popped open numerous times when my breasts are full and I nurse or pump every 2-3 hours. I've tried the expanders that come with the bras and they make it even more likely that the bra will pop open.Overall I would still recommend. I don't want to spend a lot of money on nursing bras. They need to be washed a lot due to breast milk leaking or my baby spitting up on me. I'll also only use them for a limited time. I've been wearing them daily for 2 months and they have held up reasonably compared to the price. One thing I will say for anyone on the fence, the sports bra style nursing bras are more comfortable when your milk first starts to come in. They expand more and that helps with your breasts changing size throughout the day and night depending on how full you are. However, I like these better now that I'm back to work. They provide a little better support without resorting to an underwire which I absolutely cannot stand while breastfeeding.

After 3 attempts, I'm DONE! I was a 38D pre pregnancy. At 16 weeks, pre growth, I ordered 38d... Too Small. Returned, got the next size up... Still too small. Finally, went to the biggest size they have and they fit the chest. But under the armpits, there is so much fabric from top to bottom that it curls. There is a piece of boning in this area, and within 3 days of wearing each bra, the boning popped out and started stabbing me in the arm pit. 3 days, like clock work. The only one that hasn't done it is the one I haven't worn yet.The fabric is soft, the pads are thick enough to minimize protrusion and they're low cut enough to show off the girls in cute shirts. But being stabbed in the armpit every day has put me in a bad mood. The third batch arrived 2 weeks ago and I'm returning them.First pic, 4 out of 5 bras with boning sticking out into the armpit. 2nd: the curvature of the boning because it is too long after 4 days of wearing. 3rd: while wearing, the curvature of excess boning. There is no skin or fat in that bubble. 4th: boning protruding while wearing.

I order a large. Im currently wearing sport bras size large. I wear 128 and measure 5’ feet therefore I am small but my breast are very large (pregnant). I found the band wasn’t tight but it holds around nice without leaving a mark, the cup is small, not to small I can wear the bras comfortably. After my milk comes in they will be way to small, I think I bigger cup would be good. They are like sport bras, no wires therefore they won’t lift the breast. But I can wear this bras with tank tops and casual shirts without making it obvious that I have a breast feeding bra on. They do hurt my back because my breast is heavy and the bra doesn’t lift weight off, instead puts weight on my shoulder.