The Bravado Bliss Nursing Bra is the perfect t-shirt bra!  Bravado's Flexi-Fit support channel gives it elegant shape and exceptional fit for everyday use.  The Bravado Bliss Nursing Bra has a low neckline, smooth, seamless and molded foam cups with a luxurious satin finish that disappears under clothing so you only see your beautiful silhouette. 

The Bravado Flexi-Fit support system is a firm but flexible under-breast support system that shapes and lifts.  The Bravado Bliss Nursing Bra has foam cups that are seamless and hide nipples and breast pads.  The gentle stretch in the cups grow and contract with your changing shape.  Clothing glides over the satiny fabric.  There is a delicate center front detail and embroidered straps.  For easy nursing, the cups drop fully and easily away from the breast for skin-to-skin contact with your baby.  The Bravado B-clips lie flat under clothing and provide one-handed access.

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More Sizing Help:

When you are nursing, your breasts can fluctuate cup sizes in a day - even in an hour!   For the first few days after giving birth, when you breastfeed, your baby receives colostrum.  At around the third day, your milk will "come in".  At that point, you can experience an increase of one or two more cup sizes from your third trimester.  Usually after about 6 weeks to a few months of nursing, fluctuations settle down.  You will have established your breastfeeding relationship and routine, and will usually decrease a few cup sizes.  Also, around this point, your rib band size will begin to go back to your pre-pregnancy size.  This is the size you will likely stay until you finish breastfeeding.  That is, at about your pre-pregnancy rib band size, and up one cup size.

Here are some examples to illustrate how your bra size will likely change:

To find your current size, measure yourself with your (unpadded) bra on.  Stand straight, relaxed, with our arms down, breathing normally.  If you can, measure yourself in front of a mirror, so you can make sure the measuring tape isn't twisted and tat it's parallel to the floor all the way around.  Now take 3 measurements:

1.  Take your chest measurement - around your chest, right under your arms.  This is a snug measurement.

  2.  Take your rib cage measurement - just below your breasts.  If you have someone helping measure you, and you are wearing a bra that your breasts are sagging in even a little bit, take your straps and pull up so that your breasts are lifted to where you would like them to be, and then have your friend measure your rib cage.  This is also a snug measurement.

3.  Take your bust measurement - across the fullest part of your breasts.  As with the previous measurement, if you are wearing a bra that doesn’t position your breasts exactly where you’d like them to be, then hold your bra straps up so your breasts are lifted to their ideal spot, and measure across the fullest part (usually across the nipples).  This is a loose measurement.

Now, we’re ready to determine your current size:
1) Take the larger of your chest measurement and rib cage measurements. If you get an odd number, round up. This is your rib band size.
2) Subtract that rib band size from your bust measurement. Every inch is one cup size, so you can count up (1=A, 2=B, 3=C and so on) or use the chart below to find that difference to determine your cup size.

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