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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The product description does say the sizes it will fit in. "Our size 4 will generally fit bra sizes 32-34B, 34-36A, 36-38AA.Fit can vary from bra to bra so this is a general guide only." It says specifically size 34-36a so I would say that is a yes.
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to breastfeed in an ergo (i am 32 DD) i usually loosen both straps . i loosen the side i'm going to feed on a little more than the other , sometimes i have to use one hand to hold my breast . But it is definitely doable! You might want to check youtube for some BF in carrier videos!
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Send pictures so I can give a better qualified opinion. Just kidding that was terrible. I suggest something else. There is a holster that clips to your bra where the cups come together. You tube has some videos on them.
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I'm a small D and its pretty comfortable. I wear it everywhere. I think it would be matter of opinions....baby uses my breast as hand rest when riding.....hope this helps.
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Think of the sizing as being more based on your nipple size than on your breast size. The sizes are in millimeters (mm) just like they are for the medela pump funnels. I am a 36 B/C but have small nipples so I used the extra small size for breast shield & small size for pump funnel. You might try a medium for starters & see if that works for you?
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Since these are breast forms only, and don't come with any sort of bra attachment, you just choose whatever size cup you want. I bought all 4 sizes they sell, and there was not much difference in size between their A and B cups. They are very nice.
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I don't think that would be an issue - the cushion is on the outer edge, so the funnel covers most of your breast. Nipple size won't affect it. It easily makes a good seal!
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I am a female with a 38 chest but I have the small/medium. It works great. As another reviewer said you slide your arm through and tighten it. i think you might want to try the large/xlarge. Call the company and ask them.
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Not really, if you get the right size. I got a small one first and had to return it for a medium. It is unbelievably supportive; after trying two other brands, I was skeptical. But, it really really works. I definitely recommend purchasing one.
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Probably. You are smaller then I am, but I have that problem with the belly band. Designed for skinny people.
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You would have to buy a special bra for that. I never tried and assumed that it wouldn't work, but in hind sight I wish I had looked into it.
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In all honesty, I used to be a 36DD and this type of sports bra was never good for me. Now that I've lost weight and am a lot smaller in size these fit very nicely. I say this because the straps are very narrow and when you are larger chested these tend to dig into your shoulders. Your wife might feel too much movement in a top like this. I would suggest perhaps an Adidas or Nike type that has wider straps. Depends on the specific kind but I used to be able to fit into a large or xlarge, depending on brands.
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I am a 36 D to DD when nursing and it worked fine for a short time. However, it broke and the company would not do anything to rectify the situation. Your money is better spent on a better pump, even if it costs more money. You should consider investing in a Medela. Please read my review and don't waste your money!
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Hi... former breastfeeder here... wouldn't the suction devices just need to evert the nipples just long enough for baby to get a good latch? I would think the repeated suction over the course of time nursing of the baby would do far more than any gadget toward any kind of permanent eversion of inverted nipples. I started out with normal nubs before nursing my children and it took years for my nipples to go from half inch long down to large nubs.
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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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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.