Review on 🤱 CAKYE Maternity Nursing Clothing: Comfortable and Stylish Breastfeeding Attire for Women by Sharon Hill

Photos provided show significant lateral gap (finger points where bra should be to hold entire breast) even with size larger. Another photo that showcases the low-support silhouette is that these bras are for comfort (perhaps a great option for sleeping) rather than shape. I'm 5ft 7" and about 195lbs with my second baby (now 24 weeks). Normally it's 34DD/DDD, when the milk comes I'm 36/G+ so I figured out the size and got a size up with no racerback as shown by my current comfort bras with racerback in my chest. shirts. Although I'm not short, I have narrower shoulders, so I already pull these straps so they stay in the middle of the shoulders. I believe that most women will not have this problem. Also, my chest is quite high on my torso, so the straps (including this one) feel loose and lack support. Again, most women don't have this problem, but if you have narrow shoulders or a high chest, you can opt for the racerback style. However, the fabric is very soft and comfortable, making it perfect for sleeping or lounging. Ultimately I will keep these larges bc. I know from experience that my rib cage and breasts will continue to grow as I enter my 3rd trimester (and if I have milk postpartum), but until then I probably won't be using them outside of sleep bras.