If you’ve ever shopped for nursing bras before, you know that they are one of the most over-priced items on the planet.
One of Target’s Deals of the Day is Nursing Bras for 40% off plus free shipping — which makes them only $8.99 shipped.
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yaaaayyyyy!
Thanks! I ordered two, great price. I’ll be needing them soon enough.
Too bad the free shipping does not apply to Alaska.
I guess I’ll just have to go to my Target and check out their clearance racks for that deal!
Awesome I am totally needing these!! Still gonna buy some other ones in store this week since they are on sale but I could use 2 basic white bras!!
I bought this bra when I was nursing my first child. For me, it was only a good night time bra because it didn’t offer much support and had no underwire. After buying several Target nursing bras and realizing that they just weren’t for me I ended up investing in some Medela nursing bras. After nursing two kids for a year each all three bras are still like new and will used when we have a third child (hopefully soon!).
Thanks for the tip! I wish the sizing went up to 42′s, hopefully the 40 will fit!
Can you return to them to the store if they do not fit?
Can these be returned to the store if they don’t fit?
Yes, so long as they still have the tags on and you have the original receipt.
I just went to Target this morning and paid full price for nursing bras.
@Heather, Buy this deal and return the full price ones!
I am so excited for this deal–I am due in November and have been saving some money for nursing bras. Now I got a great deal. I bought three and hope to just exchange them in store if they are not a good fit. Thanks so much for your site and posting this!!!
The nursings bra is not there anymore. It’s a 55 in TV….bummer.
@maggie, It’s still there, I just ordered one! You just have to scroll down a little further.
I have not tried a Target nursing bra, but I would encourage any woman, if they are financially able to not just buy a nursing bra because it’s inexpensive. I have totally been there, when we had our first two babies while both of us were in undergrad, I used the cheapest nursing bras I could find. I ended up with a very very sore back and very stretch-marked breasts. Having nursed our first 4 children for more than 12 years, I am completely, utterly [udderly?
] sold on Anita nursing bras. That brand may not work for everyone, but I can not stress the difference I have with the incredible support I get from a high quality bra, and I think it’s pretty too. I didn’t get enough support from Bravado or Motherhood bras. I’ve been an F cup while nursing, and perhaps smaller cupped mamas can get away with less support, but my, ahem, girls, have been very very well used and need lots of support, and I really urge any moms to make sure their bra fits well. Bra fittings are free at departments stores, even if you can’t afford to purchase your bra there. I can not stress how much getting a high quality bra that fits my body shape perfectly improved my quality of life. I stand and sit straighter, and I just feel way better. The knot of tension between my shoulder blades went away. I was only able to afford one at 69 dollars, but I wore it every single day till the cups ripped out a few years later and replaced it. Now I’m expecting our fifth, and I will make having another Anita bra a priority. I completely understand that this isn’t feasible for everyone, but it’s one area as a mother that my husband and I agree is a huge priority for a healthy, happy mama. If the Target bra fits you well-then it’s a fantastic deal, but no number of ill-fitting bras is worth back pain or advil or chiropractor bills, to save 10, 20, even 50 dollars in the end. I used to think that cheaper is better, but this is one area where it hasn’t been for me. Congratulations all you expectant and nursing mamas!
@meggan, I’ve tried several different brands including Motherhood, and the cheapy bra I bought from Target ended up being the one I wore ALLLLLL the time! I never had any trouble or pain, and it was super comfortable.
I have 6 Gilligan & O’Malley nursing bras from Target, but not this style. I love them! Wearing one right now! They are at the tail end of 2nd nursing kid, so I think they are holding up well.
I’ve nursed 4 kids and am done so I don’t need these, but I will chime in with my “support” of Target nursing bras. I’m not so big, so they were fine for me. Can understand that if you need a lot of support they are not the best. But I loved them. They are the only ones I could find anywhere that open ALL THE WAY. I hate the kind that just have a flap that opens and there is still that piece of fabric going across the top of your boob. Those kind bug me. I’m probably in the minority on this point, since that’s mostly the kind that are out there, but if you are like me and want a nursing bra that opens all the way, go to Target. Not sure if that’s the kind on sale, cause I didn’t click on the link.
Also, I like that, being cheap, they are made of that stretchy material that works well with your ever-changing size.