I am 5'9", 150 lbs and 34B. (I've also breastfed 3 babies so I'm not the "B" I used to be.) Could this work for a small cup size?
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Good for you for breastfeeding 3!! (I am a Lactation Consultant) Yes, I think it would work but it has been quite a while since i tried it on.
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It should. The openings are stretchy and you can easily fit different sized breast shields through them.
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I am fairly small at 5'7 and at 140 lbs the smallest setting fits me. Probly a little smaller would be all right.
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Well, I'm only 5 feet and it would go about a half an inch under my breast. I hope this helps
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You can chose based on their recommendations. Before I got pregnant I was a c cup and I used size small and they were perfect!
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I don't know whether it would be for a small woman. All I know for sure is that the straps hurt, it didn't fit me right, and wearing it for very long at a time would have made me weep. I am not a small woman, but the brace only loops around the front of your shoulders so your size shouldn't make a difference. I think the idea for this brace is a good one, but it needs to be redesigned with softer straps and adjustments that would make it fit comfortably.
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Yes. It can work for a adult as well a child. The cups of course are non adjustable.
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I would guess so. It is designed for babies 15-30 pounds and it worked on my very slight daughter last summer when she was about 14 mos and 19 pounds. She didn't complain about wearing it either.
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I got small for a 32c and it always slides up because the bottom elastic is a bit too big. Small would probably be your best bet, but might be worth reconsidering buying this bra. It looks cute, but doesn't work that well.(Edit: I agree with the previous answer)
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The simple wishes nursing bra comes in essentially one size fits all- ie: a regular size or a plus size one. So really think of it by your waist size, if you are a size 14 or smaller, you probably want to go with the regular one which is sized Small-Large, if you are a size 16 or bigger go with the plus size one which is sized Large-XXL. I have a very large chest and the plus size one for me based on my clothing size, (size 18). the back of the bra is all adjustable and there is a panel that can be added or removed to make it bigger/smaller. Hope that helps.
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While from a 44G perspective, my experience is that as long as it is smaller than the cup of your bra, big is fine. I had smaller ones and did not like the visible ring the edge of the pad left under clothes. If Amazon doesn't state the actual sizes, go to the company website, then cut a circle in a rag and try it. Go as large as you can to avoid ring around the nipple.
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These would work great. They are small but natural looking. The only thing you have to keep in mind is that they don't work well with all bras.
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I would go to the regular UA site and look up the sizing chart if it doesn't tell you on here. I will tell you this. I am 5'3" and 120 lbs with a 36 C bra. I wear a small which is nice and snug, like it's supposed to be, it fits like a glove.
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I'm 5`3-4" and 114lbs, and I ordered the small which fit snugly, but as a wetsuit should. I wear a 32A cup bra, as well, and the chest was as skin tight as the rest of the suit.
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Yes as I am a very big breasted woman myself, this product does in fact work on a large breasted woman but it's got a very weak milk suction so if ur milk production is a large amount I would suggest another pump as in the lansinoah or a medela double breast pump because the medela actual a has parts u can purchase to fit ur breast size and then some. The lansinoah was the first pump I ever used and it worked excellent plus it gives u tutorials and such.... I hope my answer helped u.
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I would not think so. I used this carrier and I have a fairly large chest, especially when I was breastfeeding. The carrier has straps that are adjustable to make it comfortable for you and the baby no matter your size, breasts or otherwise. I tried a couple carriers and the ergo was the best one that I found. I even carried my baby in it when he was 3 months on an uphill hike in the mountains for multiple miles. And I was not even remotely in shape. So it was very comfortable for me and the baby and worked very well. I would say this is the carrier you'd need with a larger chest because it really is designed to be ergonomic and it's way easier on the back. I would not think so. I used this carrier and I have a fairly large chest, especially when I was breastfeeding. The carrier has straps that are adjustable to make it comfortable for you and the baby no matter your size, breasts or otherwise. I tried a couple carriers and the ergo was the best one that I found. I even carried my baby in it when he was 3 months on an uphill hike in the mountains for multiple miles. And I was not even remotely in shape. So it was very comfortable for me and the baby and worked very well. I would say this is the carrier you'd need with a larger chest because it... » Read More I would not think so. I used this carrier and I have a fairly large chest, especially when I was breastfeeding. The carrier has straps that are adjustable to make it comfortable for you and the baby no matter your size, breasts or otherwise. I tried a couple carriers and the ergo was the best one that I found. I even carried my baby in it when he was 3 months on an uphill hike in the mountains for multiple miles. And I was not even remotely in shape. So it was very comfortable for me and the baby and worked very well. I would say this is the carrier you'd need with a larger chest because it really is designed to be ergonomic and it's way easier on the back. « Show Less
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Well im a size 34d and i got the s/m one. It can adjust to be smaller or bigger, so unless ur a 40 ee cup itd prolly fit