I am 5'9", 150 lbs and 34B. (I've also breastfed 3 babies so I'm not the "B" I used to be.) Could this work for a small cup size?
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Good for you for breastfeeding 3!! (I am a Lactation Consultant) Yes, I think it would work but it has been quite a while since i tried it on.
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It may be ok. I'm a 36, & it was way to tight for me. Cup size doesn't matter, it goes over the bra.
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The breast area is not so much flat as it is not formed. The flatness issue comes more from not having the heaviness shape that is at the bottom of the breast. You have the ability to get the right measurements though. It worked out well because I was able to get the right size/measurement by adjusting the dials, and then put one of my bras on it (then filled the cups) to get the right shape. It provides a good base you can then add to if needed. I think the breast area would provide a good slope to start you off in shaping.
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As a "B" cup with a larger chest size I have found the large works best for me. Small are for very petite chest sizes not just cup sizes. Also I have found using a lotion on my breasts when applying the cups works so much better.
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I would not think so. I used this carrier and I have a fairly large chest, especially when I was breastfeeding. The carrier has straps that are adjustable to make it comfortable for you and the baby no matter your size, breasts or otherwise. I tried a couple carriers and the ergo was the best one that I found. I even carried my baby in it when he was 3 months on an uphill hike in the mountains for multiple miles. And I was not even remotely in shape. So it was very comfortable for me and the baby and worked very well. I would say this is the carrier you'd need with a larger chest because it really is designed to be ergonomic and it's way easier on the back.
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This bra isnt made for larger breast women. It fit me without the wine in it, but as soon as I tried to fill it it bulged out sides and made my boobs look deformed. I think it would only work well for smaller chested women and I wouldnt fill to the max as it makes them look obvious that youre wearing something underneath the shirt. I wanted to wear it to a concert and it was a major fail, but very hilarious lol! I might wear this to my own party as a joke, thats about it! :)
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Hi Dee, I'm the absolute opposite of busty but I think it would work for all shapes and sizes. The harness has two different ways it can be buckled in the chest area, one for women and one for men. I have mine configured the suggested way for females and its fully adjustable across the bust line and stops the straps falling off your shoulders. It's a fantastic harness. I run a Honda 4 stroke line trimmer or a huge 53cc Shindaiwa Brush Cutter off mine for around 5 hours at a time, with no fatigue at all, and I'm only 5'3". I know its pretty much the most expensive harness out there but it's worth the money. My only complaint about it are the rather inadequate instructions which are in the form of pictures and leave a lot questions unanswered. It took me awhile to get the harness sitting properly but once I did it was absolutely brilliant! I bought mine through Amazon because it retails for about $250 here in Oz. Truthfully though, I'd pay the $250 for it anyway... it's worth it! Hope this helps a bit and feel free to ask any other questions. Cheers Sue
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Hi Maulana, I'd say it depends more in the nipple size rather than the breast size. The shield is quite flexible and soft, but the hole for the nipple is fixed size. But I think it is big enough for most nipple size unless for extra big nipple. Hope this will answer your question.
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I would say it would work for a petite person. My mom is about 5.4 and 150.
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I gave these to my daughter, she liked them and used them often. She said that she thought they would work for you if you keep your bra snug so that the cup stays tight against your skin, it has a soft part that goes against your skin. Hope this help.
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You should get the B cup. Because you are under 30 and never had a vaginal birth. I am 30 years old and have had both my children caesarean section. I went for the A cup because on their website it says 30 and over recommended that size. My other reason is because I am an extremely heavy bleeder. Get the B cup. It will work fine. Good luck
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Definitely!! The strap is adjustable and that shouldn't affect it because the strap is placed under your breast line :)
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to breastfeed in an ergo (i am 32 DD) i usually loosen both straps . i loosen the side i'm going to feed on a little more than the other , sometimes i have to use one hand to hold my breast . But it is definitely doable! You might want to check youtube for some BF in carrier videos!
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No. I am a 38 DD typically. So of course breast feeding enlarged them. This pump was horrible & I ended up paying for a different one. I now have medela & it works so much better. W this I got 1 oz from both sides. Medela- 7-10 oz both sides.
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Well, I am a 32-B in bra size and I'm a fairly small person with a thin skeletal frame. I ordered an Extra Small and, at first, thought it was just too small because it really pressed against my breasts. So then I ordered a Small and realized it was too big to do the therapeutic work I needed. I wasn't wearing this as just a sports bra, I was having real pain in my upper shoulders and across my chest when at the keyboard. I wear this bra to help with that and it really, really has helped (I've been at the keyboard for hours today and am not wearing it; I now only wear it occasionally). But it had to be tight to do the job. The company is really good about returns; I had no trouble returning the Small and getting a second Xtra Small. Hope this helps!
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It will depend on body size; I bought 2. One for my wife who is a petite 34C and the medium fit her fine. Our friend who is a medium/large build 34B could not fit in the Medium. Hope this helps.
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Yes if all your goods are not fitting inside the cup then you have the wrong size. Hope that helps.