Okay, hello perky boobs! This is exactly what I've been wanting in a nursing bra. It seems like there's some unspoken rule that nursing bras shouldn't have underwires, but why not?? I guess maybe some people think it is restricting and could hurt your milk supply, but if you have normal or oversupply (my case) what's the problem?

I don't think this would have been good in my first few weeks, when I was engorged and miserable, but now I am two months out from birth and wanting to leave the house without my chest looking saggy and misshapen. When I put on this bra, I feel like my breasts are lifted but not too cleavage-y, supported but not suppressed... really just great. I just went out tonight to dinner for a girls night out and wore this bra. Right before leaving the house, I nursed the baby, then left her with my husband and other kids! Nursing probably is a tiny bit harder in this bra than in other bras. I sort of have to lift my breast out to nurse and than lift and place it back in again. But I don't really mind. This bra makes me feel confident again.

Also, for other big-busted women out there, it doesn't have the problem (which I seem to have with a LOT of bras) where the breast sort of "spills out" over the top and creates two little lumps under your shirt. Because lets face it, nursing three kids have left my boobs a little more on the floppy rather than firm side, and so when there's overflow, it sort of spills out rather than just pumping itself up toward my chin like the model's cleavage in the picture. :-p  Thankfully the top seam on this bra is high enough that it keeps that potential spillage inside the bra, where it belongs!

The material is also really good; it's a well-made and well-structured bra. I'm a happy customer! I'll be trying other products from this brand in the future. This was my first.

I got it in the mauve-ish color. I'm not thrilled with the color. It kinda feels like brown. I would recommend a different color.