The benefits of a hotmilk nursing bra
Empowering Mothers, One Bra At A Time.
Our nursing bras are anything but ordinary—they're specially designed with you in mind.
Every style undergoes rigorous testing by real mums to guarantee an amazing fit and unparalleled comfort.
We believe you deserve to look and feel your best, so our bras combine functionality with stylish designs that inspire confidence.
Discover the difference that thoughtfully crafted nursing bras can make.
The Maternity Bra Difference
Back Adjusters & Straps
Our styles feature six rows of hooks and eyes, providing extra room for your diaphragm to expand during pregnancy.
Selected sizes also include a wider triple hook and eye design for added support.
Plus, the adjustable straps allow you to customize the fit to your perfect length, ensuring maximum comfort throughout your journey.
Whats the difference?
A-Frame Vs. Side Sling
A-Frame Nursing Bra
The A-frame nursing bra has a structured “A” shape that provides excellent support and discreet coverage when nursing.
Side Sling Nursing Bra
The side sling nursing bra features a fabric panel that allows for easier access during feeding. It offers gentle support and a more natural shape, making it great for quick nursing sessions.
Magnetic vs. Traditional
Maternity Clips
Our innovative magnetic nursing clips are designed to be both discreet and stylish, ensuring you can breastfeed with confidence.
Our mums love how easily they click back into place, making breastfeeding convenient and seamless. Plus, their subtle design enhances the longevity of the bra, ensuring you can enjoy it long after your nursing journey.
Traditional nursing clips offer fuss-free feeding and are easy to undo, making them a practical choice for nursing moms. Their straightforward design allows for quick access, ensuring a convenient experience during breastfeeding.
Measure yourself
Wirefree or Flexiwire
It's definitely not easy to measure yourself at home for your new nursing bra or clothing, but we have some top tips to help our mamas! A good rule of thumb, is that most women will go up 1-2 band sizes and 1-2 cup sizes. When measuring, ideally wear a bra (the one that fits you best). When measuring your underbust, make sure you measure this tightly or it'll suggest a band size that is too big for you. When measuring over the bust for your cup size, make sure the tape is loose. Any questions, we're here to help.
Confused by different brands using different sizing?
International Size Chart
Our website uses Australian Nursing Bra sizing, however, many brands differ, so we've created this handy comparison guide to simplify things for you.
Does your nursing bra fit well?
Fitting Checklist
Use our Handy Checklist to make sure your nursing bra is fitting well in the band, cups and straps. Typically, if you are early in pregnancy, you want the band to be loose to grow in to. If you are later in pregnancy you don't want to go with a bigger band, as once you've had bubs, your ribcage will go back in a little. For cup size, again, if you are early in pregnancy, we recommend getting 2 cup sizes bigger (as a guide only). If you are late in pregnancy, maybe 1 cup size bigger will be enough. Once you are around 3mths postpartum, you may even be able to do down a cup size.
What is best for me?
A-frame vs Side Sling?
Confused what the difference is between A-frame nursing bras and side sling nursing bras? They are quite different so let us explain.
