Yes I know, this isn't FOR baby, but honestly, for nursing mamas, it is a MUST! I never thought I'd be so willing to spend $50 on a nursing bra, but after SO many crappy bras, I figured I'd give this a try, and wow, never turning back! The comfort, support, and lift, from this bra (which is wireless, which is not only more comfortable but better so you can avoid plugged ducts etc), is amazing! And they come in S, M, L, etc, so its way easier trying on, not having to try on 28 different bras to get a width and cup that will fit. These are stretchy and air dry super fast too, so if you need to wash & wear it in a hurry, it's great for that. Check your local hospital, at their family & baby boutique -- they may carry these and can size you and let you try some on. You can also buy them online (for the first time, go get sized, and try them on; it is a WAY better experience than motherhood maternity; trust me, this will change your life! :)
The bra I have, and pictured, is called "body silk" seamless softcup. (Oh yes, so it has cups you insert and can also take out; and these bras also come with a little kit to turn them into a regular bra once done nursing kids - how neat!!)
Online you can visit http://www.bravadodesigns.com/
Or get Bravado bras for a bit cheaper (and I think free shipping) on this site: http://www.breakoutbras.com/product/Bravado-Body-Silk/Nursing-Bras
p.s. The only other bras I do still like, just for sleep or around the house, are
Target's Gilligan & O'Malley nursing sleep bra (less support, comfortable, good for around the house, cute)
http://www.target.com/p/gilligan-o-malley-women-s-comfort-nursing-bra-assorted-colors-patterns/-/A-14001070#prodSlot=medium_1_3&term=nursing+bra
Motherhood Maternity wrap nursing sleep bra (the most comfortable bra, cotton, easy pull sides down for nursing, super minimal support, great for sleep and around the house, or sore nipples in beginning stage)
http://www.motherhood.com/Product.asp?Product_Id=975400361&MasterCategory_Id=MC29
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