Nurturally Hands Free Breast Pump Bra, Fits 36A to 46D, Firm Hold, Adjustable & Comfortable Hands Free Pumping Bras for Women

Works fine

This is JUST a pumping bra (not pumping and feeding). The hole over the nipple is not stretchy, so you have to put the flanges in first then connect them, but that makes them a bit more secure. It’s comfortable for the most part but it does not cover like it shows in this picture. I’m part of the IBTC (even with breast milk boobs) and it doesn’t offer a lot of coverage. I do like how adjustable the band and straps are. I’m going to try to use this to pump in my car when I return to work. I love that it fastens in the front.

I’m so happy I found this pumping bra. Previously, I struggled to find a pumping bra that hold my flanges in place without leaking. Now I’m easily able to multitask and hold my little one while pumping.

Ok so this bra has no coverage what so ever. It literally looks like a jack strap for your boobs. The holes are for your nipples but being a 36dd and ordering xxl my boobs could not be held back at all. Another description would be Borats bathing suit for your boobs. Its thick material and soft seems like good quality. You definitely could not wear it under a shirt or as a regular bar. I dont suggest buying it unless you want an SNM look for around your house to do with pumping.

First, the positive. The bra kind of turns the nipples upward, which I noticed really increased the stimulation I needed for a greater yield. The straps are nice and wide and all the material is very soft. But, the bra needs to go back to design for further refinement. It seems like this bra was made for larger women with larger breasts. I am a 36C and was constantly cinching the straps as tight as they would go, but they came loose immediately. I also had the fastener on as tight as I could, but it still wasn't tight enough. On the contrary, all the other pumping bras I tried (several) were way too tight... Regardless, it's super comfortable, great for hands-free, and like I said - helped me to produce a greater yield.

I wanted to like this so badly, after reading all the good reviews and seeing as it’s one of the cutest pumping bras on here, but it sadly disappointed. It’s just so uncomfortable, the big bulky metal claps and rings, that don’t hold worth a damn, you constantly have to tighten them, not to mention it only comes in one size and barely even covers the breast, and I don’t even have that big a breasts. If it held better maybe I could have used it, but instead money wasted, and it just lays in the drawer.

This bra works really well at keeping the seal for your flanges. The only thing I’m not such a fan of is that the band does t get small enough. I’m a 34in for bra size and use this on the smallest band size and could really use another inch or so to make it smaller for a nice snug fit. It still works though.

I read a lot of reviews before buying this..... Needless to say that I love the bra despite negativereveiws. If you read the description it says "Please note: This bra is NOT designed to be worn as a regular bra or as an all-day nursing bra. The product is for pumping ONLY. For larger cups sizes the cups might not cover the 100% of breast, but this will not compromise its functionality." Honestly, I don't know my postpartum size! I just know that I require a size large now and I am a 36-38 C or D size. Your best bet is to look for a review close to your size or ask questions. This does not fit my entire breast at all, but it does work really well at holding up my breast pump.... I have two other pumping bras (meant for everyday use) and I much prefer these!

I never write Amazon reviews but this pumping bra has inspired me to because it is so wonderful. I had been cutting holes in sports bras before but as the pump fills up, a sports bra can't take the weight of the full bottles and either the suction is broken around the boob or its dragging them down. I couldn't see how the bandeau styles would solve it so I gave this one a try. Several reasons this bra is good:- The straps which hold the bottles up stop them loosing suction are designed to be reinforced where the weight will go (they looked plastic in the picure to me but are made out of a satin-y wide elastic)- As the milk leaves the boobs into the bottle the shape of the boob changes - the straps easily adjustable by the wearer if you need to tighten them during pumping (I often do one adjustment per pump w/ 32E cup)- It opens and closes at the front so you can put it on like a jacket without taking your whole top and other bra of (which I had to do with my sportsbra creations)- It is stretchy enough to pull one up under the boob to feed the baby on one side and pump the other one, which I sometimes have to do, and it can resist the bottle being kicked by my very robust 7 mo.- you can stick the wide head of the pump through if it doesn't detatch (mine doesnt) and it doesn't seem to sffect the "grip" around the pump head.- Haven't used the pump carrying bag as I just tuck the pump in my jeans but it's a nice ideaEnjoying my new found freedom to walk around, drink coffee, write emails and pick up baby toys that have been thrown on the floor.

Useless - I don’t understand the fit of this at all. I’m a 34D which isn’t exactly an uncommon size (I don’t know why people who make nursing bras think it’s suddenly ok to make everything ‘One Size’ - we have bra sizes for a reason!) and the band is too loose around the ribcage even on the tightest setting, so that it just pulls straight up over the chest and won’t stay under my boobs, and the actually ‘cup’ bit is tiny! No ones milk-filled boobs are that small! Which then means the hole for the pump is far too low down! Thought that spending this much money would mean there was a good chance that the design was well thought through but I wish I’d gone with a cheaper one now.

I've only been pumping for a month and it has been hard work to hold it in place (neck and arm issues), and I have wondered if something like this existed, then I found this! I've only used it for 2 sessions so far, but even in that time it has paid for itself in comfort. I don't feel like I can wander around and get on with life, but I appreciate having a free hand to pick up the box to see how long I've done, or got to go! (Legally blind). Now I can relax when I pump, so positive energy will be carried into the milk, not frustrated energy. Well worth it!!

I have to say normally I don’t write reviews for anything - but this deserves it. I’m exclusively pumping but decanting into bottles so I can monitor how much my baby is feeding due to her being premature. Being stuck to a chair having to hold the pump has been so time consuming! This bra has changed everything. I can walk around, use my phone, even wash up! I’m a 36E - the product dictates it won’t cover the entire breast but that’s not the intended purpose! For holding the pumps in place it’s perfect. No loss of suction and I’m completely free to move around. It’s perfect. A must have for pumping mamas! Thank you!

Should have known that one size could never fit all in the bra department! Enormous around chest even at smallest and because the elastic around chest has shiny metal adjusters they run almost as soon as you put the bra on meaning it never stays where you put it. Shoulder straps similar and metal attachments really cold when you put the bra on. The ‘cup’ size is minute, I am a 32E so not vast and my boobs just don’t fit. Unless you have mosquito bites for boobs in which case the straps will be enormous, this is dreadful and cannot possibly be described as a ‘bra’. The material is soft but the seems catch on your nipples. You have to put this on and take it off after every pumping session, not much fun in the half light at night trying to see which way is inside out, adjust straps, put it on, align the cup holders with your nipples (massively east and west due to strange size) not hit the roof as the seems graze your nipples yet again, and then sit down and get the pump attached. Going in the bin and been to JoJo and bought a medium sized Bravado pumping bra, fab! Whoever designed this needs to go back to the drawing board on every level! This is NOT a bra it is an expensive temporary pump holder-onner.