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When do I need a maternity bra?
The need for a maternity bra varies for each individual. At New Beginnings we suggest purchasing a maternity bra as soon as you start to feel discomfort from your regular bra.
Learn moreHow many bras do I need?
We stick to the 3 bra rule; practical and cost-effective. One to wear today, one in the wash, and one in the cupboard ready for tomorrow.
Learn moreHow do I determine my bra size?
Your maternity bra size is determined from your pre-pregnancy bra size. Our bras have been developed to grow with you, so selecting one size at the start of your pregnancy will ensure you don’t need to re-purchase throughout your journey. Our plus + range, available only in the Diamond Bra, allows those with a fuller bust, yet smaller build to find comfort when developing throughout pregnancy.
Learn moreHow do I know if my bra fits correctly?
Cups: The cups should feel snug and supportive, moulding comfortably to your breast. There should be no bulge or gaping. Band: The band should fit firmly around the rib cage, without feeling too tight or rising as the back. This is why our bras have wid and adjustable bands to fit perfectly at all times. Straps: Your straps should not cut into your shoulders or drop-down. This is especially important for fuller cups or towards the end of your pregnancy, so you’re getting the support you need. No underwire: Studies have shown that underwire can be constrictive, possibly increasing the risk of breast tissue inflammation (i.e mastitis). Our bras have been developed with no underwire and soft seams instead, to provide support and comfort. Durability & Style: All of our bras are designed to be leaked on, vomited on, washed daily and all the fabulous things that come with breastfeeding! They are simple and practical whilst making you feel your beautiful self at all times!
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Whether your expecting, postpartum or looking for products to help you through feeding your baby, New Beginnings is here to walk alongside your journey of motherhood.
