Sleep bra suggestions?

[hillarywhitney]

My boobs have been hurting quite a bit this past week. They also feel really heavy. I definitely do not want to sleep in a regular bra. Or even a sports bra. But I'd like some kind of support at night. 

Any suggestions for cheap-ish sleeping bras? 

Thanks  

eta: I'm a D cup. 

[hillarywhitney]

Dec 7, 2013 15:51:10 GMT -5 jjwritergirl said:

I don't know how big you are, so this may not work if you're quite busty, but I have been sleeping in these. They are very soft, but supportive enough to keep me flopping all over. I'm only about a C though and I don't think too much bigger would be contained. The actual store has a few more styles and colors, but they're basically the same.

www.target.com/p/gilligan-o-malley-reg-women-s-seamless-bralette-assorted-colors/-/A-14325848#prodSlot=large_2_18

I'm a D cup (just added that info. to my op). 

Thank you for the recommendation though  

[hillarywhitney]

Dec 7, 2013 16:00:11 GMT -5 namasteak said:

The gilligan o malley ones at target are really comfy.

Are they just called sleep bras? Or something else? 

[chickadee77]

I just got some Danskin low-impact sports bras. They work well and are cheap (I'm also a D).

[kermit]

I really like these:

www.barenecessities.com/coobie-lace-v-neck-wire-free-bralette-with-removable-pads-9042_product.htm?pf_id=Coobie9042&search=&manual_cm_sp=SlotLocation-_-R1C2-_-Coobie9042

They have one with no lace as well. It says one size fits all and I think that's almost accurate - I'm a 32DD and it fits fine. Not a ton of support but more than you might think.

[jackie011]

Early in my pregnancy I wore some C9 sports bra thing from Target. I bought 3 of them and wore them for a good 6-10 weeks. It's the C9 by Champion® Womens Seamless Cami and there are a few colors that are on clearance online for $8.48. I'm currently a 40G/H and while I would never leave the house in those, they were perfect for sleeping during the first trimester.

[sookie]

I used ones from Motherhood that I still use now (a month after delivery). They're easy for BFing because I just pull one of the cups down. They're comfortable, not overly structured (but could probably use more structure - I'm a 34G), so sleeping in them is easy. Sears also carries them in their Two Hearts collection.

www.motherhood.com/mobile/Product.asp?Product_Id=975400120&MasterCategory_Id=MC13

I'll probably order some of these too:

www.motherhood.com/mobile/Product.asp?Product_Id=903260120&MasterCategory_Id=MC13

[purplecow0206]

I've been using these the past few weeks when I went and bought my newest size (34D to currently a 38DD) and I've been really happy with them. They have some sizing and support, but they're still not as structured as a regular bra. www.onehanesplace.com/outlet/bras/bali-bra/bali-comfort-revolution-smart-sizes-shaping-wirefree-bra

[redpenmama]

I agree w/the Target suggestion, and I actually have a couple of sleep nursing bras made by Medela (think I got them at BRU) that were like $10 a pop and are pretty comfy.

[VillainV]

I've been wearing a cheap knock-off of the Ahhh Bra/Geenie Bra. Not something I would wear outside the house, but comfy, stretchy, and keeps everything in place while I sleep.