thread: Question Bout bras??

  1. #1
    Registered User

    Feb 2007
    Taylors Hill
    881

    Question Bout bras??

    Helllo lovely ladies

    this is mainly out of vanity that I ask this.

    We have a function coming up and I was wondering if it's all true about wearng an underside can cause problems for bf!!??!!
    I only want wo wear it for one day and will still feed the baby durig the day too... It's just that The dress really need sthat support given by an underwire/pushup bra!!!

    So what do you all think??

    Thanks

    Lisa

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Nov 2005
    Sunshine Coast
    1,142

    Nothing wrong with wanting to look good at a function. I guess it depends on how long you're going to wear it - 3 hrs I wouldn't think there'd be a problem, 14 hrs I'd say you could be asking for trouble. I got a blocked duct from wearing a tight bf singlet to bed once, I know of others who wear underwire occasionally with no problems.

    If you're going to be feeding, how easy is access with the bra you want to use?

    I have a Target push up maternity bra that I wear with certain dresses, maybe go there & have a look (I did buy it about 3 years ago so they may not have them any more)

  3. #3
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    Mar 2007
    Melbourne
    4,031

    My BF bras have underwires That is all I have. Mine are the Anita 5068 nursing bra, I got it online from a US store for half the price you buy them here.

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Feb 2007
    Taylors Hill
    881

    Oooh that's a good thing!!

    Um just for the day.... About 8 hours max. I would have a slight issue feeding I think but I'm willing to
    I'll sit in the car
    Last edited by LisaBear; September 28th, 2010 at 04:28 PM.

  5. #5
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    Feb 2010
    Travelling
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    My BF bras have underwires That is all I have. Mine are the Anita 5068 nursing bra, I got it online from a US store for half the price you buy them here.
    I think Anita bras have a plastic underwire as opposed to a wire one, so they're deemed safe to wear