Let's talk bras

Hey mamassss 💕

New to momin', so for those who breast feed/fed (or didnt and it just happens, NO Shame!) And the milkshakes went deflated... what kind of bras are yall wearing that some lift & support that are comfy?

Idk of this is a silly question but I can never get a real answer 😂 Its either "idk" or there is none. I just wanna feel a lil sexy again, have some good support without lookin like theyre melting out the middle from all the extra skin 😂🥲 Seems like sports bras and nursing ones are the only ones that meet the bar lol anyone else?!

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Honestly I’m still searching but a good bra is them jelly support ones if you know what I mean there comfy and provide lift

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Make sure you’re measuring yourself properly first of all! I recommend the boob or bust calculator (it’ll give you the UK size so make sure to convert). Once i was in a properly fitting bra my boobs looked much better no matter the bra! And go for stretch lace/unpadded, our deflated boobs will just sink to the bottom of moulded cups

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They grew so much from having 2 under 2. I’m still figuring out what size I am. I was thinking about going to cacique to try on

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M&S I believe will measure for you and help. M&S or something equivalent to where you are.

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Wireless bras with a bit of extra pad on the bottom…wireless t shirt bras from Victoria secret or Wireless bras from third love also work.

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https://go.shopmy.us/p-103238862

Recently purchased these in 3 colors, they’re very soft, have no wires and still offer decent support for my deflated girls, they’re so comfortable sometimes I fall asleep in them! Cannot recommend them enough 🩷

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Balconettes have been a game changer for me. All of my volume is at the bottom so having them propped up makes a world of difference.

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Let's talk bras

Hey mamassss 💕

New to momin', so for those who breast feed/fed (or didnt and it just happens, NO Shame!) And the milkshakes went deflated... what kind of bras are yall wearing that some lift & support that are comfy?

Idk of this is a silly question but I can never get a real answer 😂 Its either "idk" or there is none. I just wanna feel a lil sexy again, have some good support without lookin like theyre melting out the middle from all the extra skin 😂🥲 Seems like sports bras and nursing ones are the only ones that meet the bar lol anyone else?!

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