Also can you add those extenders... or two of them to a smaller bra with the right cup size?
Also can you add those extenders... or two of them to a smaller bra with the right cup size?
The extenders may work - as long as you get the cups the right distance apart on the front too! It's very uncomfy if the sideseams aren't actually where they should be. The bigger maternity bras usually already have 6-8 hook positions on the back though - so you might be able to get away with just one extender. Maternity bras do have stretchier cups than normal bras - you might actually not need the E yet...
Maybe also look for soft cup non-maternity bras at this stage too.
good luck!
I was going to say the same as Kmn,
You'll find the bigger sizes on Maternity bras have wide backs anyway.
I suggest going into a store to get properly fitted, The women are pretty spot on with sizes. When I got mine fitted while pregnant they made them slightly too big, which was awesome for when my milk came in. Remember it will only take a couple of weeks or so and your milk supply will settle down too, so they won't be as huge..
Only thing is price, geeze they're expensive! Mine have all been about the 60 dollar mark
hth
I bought some off the website Zodee recently, I bough 3 loveable ones from about $100. It did take a while for them to arrives, but they were much cheaper to buy online than the same ones in Myer.
I consider that cheap ... my last two bras were $65 and $70 and that is WAY less than I've ever paid for maternity bras so it was a pleasant surprise paying so little ... I'm one cup size smaller now than with my last baby so I had a lot more range to choose from. Most brands don't go above a G or H and the ones that do start at $100.
Interesting that I've now lost 12kg in total and not a gram of that is off my boobs. Grrr.
I got my last lot of bras from eve's gift shop online. I'm a small band large cup so I don't know if they have a good range in band sizes.
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