Nursing Bra

Posted March 21st, 2008 by MiaJ

breastfeeding

I am looking for a local store with a good selection of nursing bras. I live in Peoria, so a shop in the east valley may not work for me.

Kohls has a wide range of

On March 21st, 2008 eowenw says:

Kohls has a wide range of bras if you can get them on sale they can be super cheap! I got mine there for 7 dollars they were org 30.00.....

I've had a couple people

On March 23rd, 2008 Ericka says:

I've had a couple people recommend Kohl's to me too.

I am pretty sensitive right now and found only the Bravado brand has been working for me. I've found them for $30 at Del Webb hospital.

About a year ago I got mine at Target. It was padded a little to hide things that I wanted to hide, had underwire for great support. It was more of a going out bra, but it was so nice to be able to nurse and not feel like my boobs were under my ribs!!

Brooke Romney is an unbalanced mom of three young boys who constantly has too much to do, and too little time. She writes the Mom Beat column for The Gilbert Republic.

You may not prefer to drive

On March 21st, 2008 Happy2BMommy says:

You may not prefer to drive here, but I'll bet you'll be glad if you do....Mother's Milk at Scottsdale/Shea is just fabulous.

The entire store is devoted to nursing bras (every size imaginable, with about 15-20 styles per size too!!), experts who will fit you and help you, tons of "nursing aids" for sale, nursing clothes..and, of course, some very cute baby clothes.

I can't imagine getting stuff anywhere else b/c they are just so good.
In terms of the location, I have many friends who do not live in Scottsdale, but truck over there at least once for each kid to stock up, b/c, as they say, "it is just the best place to go!"

Happy2BMommy, is a stay-at-home mom who just turned 40 (argh!) with a 6 yr. old daughter and a 4 yr. old son, and is a discussion leader for arizonamoms.com living in Scottsdale.