Very small nursing bras - do these exist?

secretmama · Feb 26, 2014 12:15PM

Hello girls

Just wondered whether anyone knew whether there are any nursing bras out there less than a B cup. I was very small before pregnancy (AAA!!!) and have now gone up to AA but unfortunately the growing seems to have stopped for now (26 weeks). Am I likely to change sizes again before the birth? I'm a bit worried about being able to get nursing bras this small as the ones I've seen in mothercare and M&S all seem to be from B cup upwards. x

Cheetara · Jul 10, 2008 10:55AM

I brought a nursing bra when I was pregnant before in a B cup as I intended on breastfeeding but once feeding was established and my milk came in I went up 2 bra sizes and found the B cup was no longer any good. So what I am trying to say is if you are planning on breastfeeding be warned you will grow and you will need new bra's when you are in a routine and your milk come's in.

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Faith85-56158 · Jul 10, 2008 11:02AM

Hey hun,

In my last pregnancy I found that I didn't change size atall (was a b cup then) but as soon as I had my daughter and my milk came in my boobs got massive!!!! So I wouldn't worry about not filling a b cup, I'm sure you will!

Faith 37+4.xxx

secretmama · Jul 10, 2008 11:32AM

Can't wait for that B cup ladies

I was really pleased when I went up a size initially but am slightly disappointed that the growing has stopped! It's good to know that once the milk comes in I'm likely to fit into the standard sizes x

Babyfox · Jul 10, 2008 11:39AM

I have the opposite problem, I'm a FF anyway God knows what'll happen to them after I've given birth lol

rebeccag2b · Jul 10, 2008 12:18PM

Hi

I think emma jane does smaller bras as I have a small back (30) but fullish cup now that I'm pregnant (d cup). Try it, some styles only come in certain sizes but most have a really big selection. Hope you find what you need.

http://www.btowstore.com/epages/Store3_Shop2341.sf

Rebecca
xx

37+5

tink27 · Jul 10, 2008 1:36PM

Most suggest that you buy nursing bra's around 36 weeks. I read on a underwear site that you should leave enough room to easily slip your flat hand in on top of your breast-this should be enough room for when your milk comes in.
I'm like babyfox and though M&S bra's fit me at the minute I'm on a 38G already and I don't think they go any bigger so I'm looking for somewhere that do bigger maternity bra's than that if anyone can help?!?
Lydia xx

joannekelly4 · Jul 10, 2008 3:17PM

I'm not blessed in the boob department either and had the same problem as you. I ended up getting a c cup from mothercare after being measured just before baby was born and it fits pretty well. My boobs are definitely not a c cup, and when I quizzed the lady in mothercare about it apparently their sizes are a bit smaller.

When your milk comes in they will get a bit bigger too!

laurenfaith · Jul 10, 2008 4:09PM

im not blessed either so just got a b cup ended up sending other half out to get a d cup!!!!!if only they stayed that big lmao

niblet · Jul 10, 2008 4:44PM

Hi, mine were an A last time and stayed an A. I managed to find an A cup on the NCT site.

Nicole Mayers · Feb 26, 2014 12:15PM

Secret mama I'm sure by the time you are breast feeding you will get bigger. Mine grew two sizes at least when milk came in. I was also very small before. I was sad to see them go.

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