nursing bras

You find out you’re pregnant. It’s a life changing moment for every mom-to-be. Then comes a flurry of everything else – morning (all day) sickness, achy breasts, doctors’ appointments, getting the nursery ready etc. and weighing up if you want to breastfeed. Regardless, you can wear nursing bras during pregnancy. These days, most maternity bras

Nursing bras are not covered by health insurance and many moms find them to be a significant expense. Unfortunately you can’t use your HSA, FSA, or HRA to pay for nursing bras. Nursing bras are also not eligible for reimbursement from your LPFSA or DCFSA. In fact, if you sneakily pay for your nursing bras

Nursing bras are great. They are the ultimate all-rounder when it comes to comfort, support and convenience. We all know the benefits of nursing bras. But if you are used to letting your girls go free, it can get a bit old wearing nursing bras all the time. To answer your question: No, you don’t

Uni-boob isn’t so much of an issue when you have small breasts. But when you have a generous bust and they get squished together by nursing bras that have no proper shape or form, it is disheartening to say the least. Fortunately, if you know which ones to get, there are many nursing bras that

Not at all. If you usually go braless and don’t want to wear a bra while breastfeeding, you don’t have to at all. But, there are many good reasons to wear a bra while breastfeeding. Hear me out: What are the benefits of wearing a bra while breastfeeding? For support Especially in the first few

With all the money you’re forking out for the pregnancy and preparing for your baby, why would you spend more on buying new bras when you have so many already? Because it’s a necessity, not a luxury. Good nursing bras that are comfy, supportive and make nursing easier will make your breastfeeding journey much more

There is a wide range of nursing bras to suit any budget. While I don’t think going cheap will get you the best quality nursing bras, affordable does not equate lousy either. The trick is to know which budget brands to buy and to make sure you can return them if they don’t suit. These

Nursing bras with flexi-wires offer great support and help prevent breast sagging in the long run. Underwired nursing bras also shape and lift your breasts – giving small moms cleavage and large breasts separation. While the words underwire and flexi-wire are used interchangeably, they are significantly different. Flexi-wires have a bigger moon shape and are

Your breasts are constantly engorged and leaking. You’ve bought and returned more nursing bras than you want to remember. You already feel like you’re drowning in the sea of overwhelm. The last thing you need is an uncomfortable nursing bra.  Breastfeeding is hard enough. Why make it harder on yourself by trying to randomly buy

Most nursing bras are made of synthetic material that can be very good quality and feel great on the skin. But let’s not forget good old cotton. Environmental benefits aside, cotton nursing bras feel baby-soft on sore nipples and tender breasts. They are also absorbent and breathable, reducing your risk of irritation and rash. Further

Investing in locally-made nursing bras not only supports US-based businesses but is also good for the environment (lower carbon footprint). You also know that your nursing bra was made in safe and fair working conditions. These brands proudly make their nursing bras in America while keeping their prices just as affordable as nursing bras made

Organic nursing bras don’t just feel better, they are better for the planet and for our health too. With your newborn nuzzling at your breasts throughout the day and night, it makes sense to wear organic nursing bras that are toxin-free and safer for both baby and you. Knowing all the benefits of organic bras,