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Thursday, March 15, 2012

Nursing Bras

Why? Tell me why! It's so hard to find nursing bras that fit well, aren't ugly, and are functional and supportive. Oh, and don't cost a fortune. I refuse to pay $70 for a bra. While I'm sure I'd love a $70 bra, I'd rather have four $15 bras. Because who wants to wear the same bra every day? Especially if you're getting milk all over it all the time. Gross.

I found a Gillian & O'Malley bra I like at Target, but bless their stupid hearts, they rarely carry my size. And it's not like I'm looking for a huge mondo thing.

Because I hate shopping with the kids in tow, I ordered some of these great inexpensive bras at Target.com. I'll rant about that another day. I do not like the new Target site. And once I find a piece of clothing I like, I really want to buy 2 or 7 of them so I am "stocked up."

I have to go downstairs now. The kids are watching Charlotte's Web, and Jamey is freaking out--all I can hear is "Ivy!! What is happening? Tell me! What is going on??"

2 comments:

  1. This is my current torment. I don't want to buy 7, because hopefully I'll be losing weight and the size won't be constant for that long.... But I probably would buy two at least. And I'd spend 70$ if I could find everything I want in one, that actually fit! But apparently the list of things I want is ridiculous, even though it's basically the standards everyone tells you to look for when buying.

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  2. I've been sized at Nordstrom's and have only heard wonderful things about their bras. I've liked to wear a regular nursing bra with a camisole, so my mommy belly doesn't show when I lift my shirt to nurse. But I haven't liked any nursing tank tops yet.

    I'd just have one or two available and be open to lots of shopping. Three kids in, I've finally figured out what I like. Now we have to have a couple more kids to capitalize on the info. :)

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