Customer Reviews

Comfort Light Support Maternity/Nursing Bra - L

5 star:		(10)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

I bought several different kinds of nursing bras before my baby was born including this one. This is the only one I still wear. Traditional nursing bras are uncomfortable and obvious under clothes. I bought larger sizes of my favorite bra and wear those when I go out. I sleep in the Medela bra and wear it around the house. I am quite large breasted, and I find they have plenty of support. I even do low-impact aerobics in it. It is worth every penny.

These bras are amazingly comfortable. I was disappointed in 3 areas. First, the straps are non-adjustable. Second, they ride up near your neck so they show around your standard shirt collar. Third, you have to pull the bra over your head & shoulders which is very difficult to do (especially when you are engorged).
So, I use them only at night--because they hold everything in place and like I mentiond, they are very comfortable & soft.

This is by far the most comfortable sleep/leisure bra I have tried. I bought it 3 weeks before delivery as a 36C and it's the only bra that fits now (3 months post delivery) after losing the baby weight and slimming down to a 32D. The clasp needs two hands to fasten, but is easily opened with one hand. It offers a good amount of support, but I would definitely NOT reccomend it for any sort of physical activity beyond yoga. All in all it is well worth the money and then some!

I saw this nusing bra and thought I would give it a go. I love it!!! It is the most comfortable bra I have worn yet. It is soft and does not bind and best of all it does not dig into my shoulders. It fits like a sports bra but is better and far more comfortable. This is well worht 30.00 in my book. I am going to buy several more!!

This nursing bra is extremely comfortable, ONCE you get it on. It is difficult to get over the chest and back. You practically need 5 hands because it tends to roll under as you're pulling it down your back. I've been wearing it during my pregnancy, I can't imagine how much more difficult it may be to put on when my breasts have grown after the delivery.

I give it 4 stars though for it's comfort. Once it's on you hardly know you're wearing a bra, and the snaps have been easy to undo and resnap with one hand. Because they are plastic snaps though, I'm wondering how long they will last with 7-8 feedings a day. I will write more on this once the baby arrives (5 more weeks!).

I love this bra! I have 2, so that one is always in the wash. It is the most comfrotable thing I have ever put on. I bought it a week after my son was born and my milk came in. It was so much more comfortable then my other nursing bra. I felt so much better after I put it on for the first time. I felt like I could breathe again!

I love this bra and recommend it to all my friends. I had bought mine from the hospital a year ago and wear it all the time. I have several maternity bras and this one by far is the most comfortable one I have.

this bra is 100% comfortable. not the least bit attractive or flattering, but in the comfort zone, it cant get much better.
a bit pricey..motherhood bras are cheaper. If they were not so expensive, Id buy another one. I am very satisified with my purchase!

I've never written a review for anything before, but since I'm using them so much in my search for a more supportive bra, I felt I owe it to others to give feedback about what my experience has been.
I bought this bra while 8 months pregnant when I came down with heat rash all over the areas generally covered by a bra. (You know what I'm talking about... underneath, where the band sits, in between the boobs, etc.) I couldn't stand the thought of anything underwire or scratchy or generally 'felt.' I wanted something that wouldn't interfere with the growing belly, would keep the boobs away from each other (skin touching skin while suffering from heat rash is THE worst), be something that I wouldn't notice, and be comfortable after birth. I planned to bring it to the hospital for when I felt like wearing nothing else, and it worked great for that too. My son is now 4 months old, and I LIVE in this bra. As a larger-ish cup size (DD, depending on the chart), I haven't found a nursing bra I've liked besides this one. I have this medela medium support bra in a Large (I'm a 40), and though it kinda cuts into my back fat, I wouldn't want in any bigger size. The support is minimal at best, and even though I'm sure my figure looks terrible in it, I'm so comfortable in it, I can't stop wearing it. Now that I'm back to my new normal, I have vowed to myself and my husband to find a bra that keeps them up where they belong (what I meant about my figure before), but I think I'll probably not find anything as comfortable for every-day-around-the-house wearing. I think it's like sweat pants--comfie and good for around the house, but I need something better for when I am around other people. The material is pretty darn thin (one layer of stretchy, spanx-like material), and breast pads--both the disposable and cotton, washable ones-show through. I can't imagine working out in this bra as the support is WAY too light. This might be because my boobs are generally so large anyways. The biggest issue, other than being a bit saggy, is that it's a halter top, so the straps show in even the slightest of loose, round neck shirt. I think you'd have to be wearing a turtle neck or hoodie for the strap not to show near your neck. Even in t-shirts it shows. I love it so much that sometimes I don't care that people can see it. But, be warned, it will likely show. Again, I LOVE it. I'm actually not looking forward to something with more support because I cannot imagine being as comfortable as I am right now.
[I use the medela sleep bras to actually sleep in (criss-crossing cotton in the front), and I like those pretty well. My boobs tend to fall out once at their fullest (usually by morning, I'm half out and half in), but that hasn't stopped me from wearing them. I mean, it's not THAT much of an issue, they are generally comfortable, and it's easy to pull out the boob when the situation requires it. My son is now sleeping through the night and I continue to wear it, mostly to hold them in place.]

Easy Clips That You Can Do While 1/2 A Sleep, Soft, A Little Tight Going On, But That Just Keeps Every Thing In Place.