Linda, I ordered a bra weeks ago, the bra never arrived and i sent several emails and did not receive any response but, your website does say all emails are responded to within 24 hours but it has been three weeks and no response. The money was taken out of my account as soon as i placed the order. I am disappointed in the lack of customer service and wondering if you track online customer service for your customers? Thank you, Vicki

Hi Jeanna, I recommend trying the Elila Nursing Bra in 32J. This style has some extra room in the cup, so it should fit a 32K as well. Also, measuring for cup size can be unpredictable for larger sizes, so you may find that you are a little smaller than the calculator suggests. Many women find that their breast size does go down when they are breastfeeding, but the effects of pregnancy and nursing are unpredictable! It's best to focus on finding a bra that is comfortable and supportive for your current size.

How about this nursing problem? I have a smaller ribcage (32" under bust measurement) but very large breasts (43"). According to your website, there are really only a couple bras that you've got that would fit me (32K is what your website suggests). But neither of them are nursing bras. Any suggestions? Also, I've been nursing for about a month. Any chance that maybe I'll magically shrink anytime soon so that I can fit into smaller bras?

Linda ,My husband was advised recently that he needs to wear a Bra.Do you have any suggestions for me.Thanks

Hi Marisa, We recommend shopping for nursing bras at around 38 weeks. Most women are about the same size at 38 weeks that they will be a little after birth. For your first nursing bras, I do recommend a non-underwire bra. The reason for this is that underwire bras need to fit perfectly in order to be comfortable and not put pressure on your breasts. While you can estimate your size in the last trimester, engorgement affects every woman a little differently and your breast size can change a lot day to day immediately after birth. It's best to wait until you have a steady nursing schedule before wearing underwires again. The best styles to start with are stretch cup bras - while they won't offer as much shaping as your regular bras, the flexible fit is very helpful right after birth. Plus, they are very comfortable! Get two - you can alternate one on, one in the wash. Bella Materna and Bravado are good sources for stretch nursing bras: http://www.lindasonline.com/bella-materna-adjustable-anytime-nursing-bralet-1155.html http://www.lindasonline.com/bravado-1013-the-original-nursing-bra-double-plus-black.html

Linda, I am 30 weeks pregnant and starting to think about nursing bras. When is the right time to have myself measured for one? I would prefer to have them ready and available right after I have the baby. Also, by purchasing a bra that has no underwire, am I sacrificing support and shape? I am currently wearing a 32 DDD...the size I was wearing before I got pregnant. Thanks for your help!

Where can I find a 40-42 H-I cup bra for large women no underwire with extra wide support on the sides and comfort straps in a store in the Milwaukee/Waukesha Wisconsin area. I hate online shopping unable to try on without ordering more than I can afford just to return. Thank you Your Freind on Facebook Cindy Kesy