I can't think of any yet. I'm so sleep deprived. If someone even dares write that their UO is that sleep is overrated and that naps are only for babies I will freak the F out.
I can't think of any yet. I'm so sleep deprived. If someone even dares write that their UO is that sleep is overrated and that naps are only for babies I will freak the F out.
Psh whoever thinks that has some serious issues that need to be worked out.
Someone did have a UO last month that they don't believe in naps for adults. I think they might change their mind after having a newborn!
UO Thursday Jun 18, 2015 14:25:41 GMT -5via mobile
Post by gilder40 on Jun 18, 2015 14:25:41 GMT -5
I bought some nursing bras and a nursing tank at Target yesterday. I already had the sleep nursing bras, and they are sooo comfy, but don't give a lick of support during the day. The one I got last night has the no-no underwire, but it's cut really wide and the wire goes up more under my armpit. Sounds weird, but it's actually pretty comfy. It's nice to not feel like I'm bouncing all over the place.
My UO: I freaking love nursing bras! Even more than my VS bras. They're like a little slice of heaven for my massive tots.
Where did you get yours? I keep buying bras and hating them...partly because when I go in the store they don't seem to have the right size. I need a 34f or a 36e (I think.... because 38d cup fits but the band is way big) and can't find anything anywhere. I've been wearing sports bras every day. Share the wisdom!!
Also, check Lane Bryant online. They have nursing bras that go up to the larger sizes. But I think the smallest around size is a 36
My UO: I freaking love nursing bras! Even more than my VS bras. They're like a little slice of heaven for my massive tots.
Where did you get yours? I keep buying bras and hating them...partly because when I go in the store they don't seem to have the right size. I need a 34f or a 36e (I think.... because 38d cup fits but the band is way big) and can't find anything anywhere. I've been wearing sports bras every day. Share the wisdom!!
I've been wearing sports bras too. Can't find a good nursing bra. I have a few nursing bras but the material is so synthetic. I wish they were cotton and more breathable
UO Thursday Jun 18, 2015 15:28:50 GMT -5via mobile
Post by erbear on Jun 18, 2015 15:28:50 GMT -5
Mm tots.
I've been wearing stretchy bras by Bali - supportive snd great for bf'ing. My milk is coming in today and holy cow I love These bras. I may never go back!
Post by billyhorrible on Jun 18, 2015 15:47:15 GMT -5
Re: Nursing bras - if you have a Nordstroms near you, go and get fitted. 1) you really want to make sure you're wearing the right size. 2) Nordstroms will turn ANY bra into a nursing bra for you. In 2011 it cost $10, I'm not sure how inflation has affected that.
My UO rolls into a Confession: UO- I don't really get the point of threads that continue on for weeks and weeks and weeks. I think a lot of valuable information probably gets lost or buried that way.
FFTC- I don't even open threads that go on for more than a page or two.
Re: Nursing bras - if you have a Nordstroms near you, go and get fitted. 1) you really want to make sure you're wearing the right size. 2) Nordstroms will turn ANY bra into a nursing bra for you. In 2011 it cost $10, I'm not sure how inflation has affected that.
My UO rolls into a Confession: UO- I don't really get the point of threads that continue on for weeks and weeks and weeks. I think a lot of valuable information probably gets lost or buried that way.
FFTC- I don't even open threads that go on for more than a page or two.
Now that I have a newborn again I don't have the same attention span to try to keep up with threads like that. Like the newborn support thread, I would feel a little weird jumping in at page 9 without glancing at the other pages.
I wonder if this is a UO? My next door neighbour refers to her husband as the leader of the family and often talks about how comforting it is that he makes all the decisions for the household. I find it so creepy.
I acknowledge DH as the spiritual leader of our household and he is responsible for the final decision making but he wants my input. He also views me as being the one that makes the household run.
Re: Nursing bras - if you have a Nordstroms near you, go and get fitted. 1) you really want to make sure you're wearing the right size. 2) Nordstroms will turn ANY bra into a nursing bra for you. In 2011 it cost $10, I'm not sure how inflation has affected that.
My UO rolls into a Confession: UO- I don't really get the point of threads that continue on for weeks and weeks and weeks. I think a lot of valuable information probably gets lost or buried that way.
FFTC- I don't even open threads that go on for more than a page or two.
Now that I have a newborn again I don't have the same attention span to try to keep up with threads like that. Like the newborn support thread, I would feel a little weird jumping in at page 9 without glancing at the other pages.
Maybe a new one should be started. For the second wave of babies just born and being born... I agree I wouldn't want to read through that if I just had my LO.
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