3 sexy nursing bras

We asked our friend Kristen Chase, aka The Mominatrix, to help us help new moms upgrade to at least one nursing bra that doesn’t look like it belongs to my grandmother.

The first few months of motherhood are far from sexy – that is unless you find leaky boobs, gigantic maxi pads, and under eye bags hot. But just because you’re wearing a shirt that could walk on its own doesn’t mean you should relegate yourself to a straight jacket nursing bra. Instead, here are threeÂ gorgeous, sexy alternatives that will give your boobs and your mood a hefty pick-me-up. Just be sure to keep them under wraps until that 6-week window is over. The last thing you need is someone else grabbing at your breasts.

Cake Lingerie – It’s bras like the beautiful ones from Cake Lingerie that will make you feel like a woman, you know, instead of a completely exhausted feeding machine.

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HOTMilk – The New Zealand-based HOTMilk nursing bras look like they were taken straight out of a regular old lingerie shop, which is a nice treat when everything else you’re wearing screams “mom.”

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Bravado! Designs – Perennial nursing bra fave Bravado! Designs has added a sexier bra to their mix of well-designed bras and tanks with the Sublime, a lacy but subtle new choice. Shown here in black-purple, this bra is definitely on the daintier side and the lace detail over the decolletage might end up showing more than you normally would. That’s not always a bad thing.

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Kristen Chase is a mom of 4, founder of Cool Mom Picks, and author of The Mominatrix’s Guide to Sex, a funny, frank advice book for rookie and seasoned moms that will help whip your libido back into shape.

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