Bek I know what you mean - I've always been between a C & D cup, so it isn't cost that is the issue, but getting a good fit is.
I actually ended up going to Bras 'n' things at Chadstone, their Dandenong outlet is closer to me but it is staffed by younger women. There is a middle-aged woman at Chaddy who understands the difference between fitting a normal bra and fitting a maternity bra - she taught me a few things, and this is my third time around. *blush*

I started this pregnancy at a 16C, bought some bras in 18D and just got fitted for 18E - I'm hoping this will last me through the milk coming in, because I still have three months to go before actually having the baby! I could conceivably still go up another size.

Kerrie