Biggest Tits on Oprano

[Carrie]

Julie I wish I knew. I started as a full DD originally, went up to a G with the first kid and then back down to a really full D/barely a DD. With the second kid I was up to an H by the end of the pregnancy and those couldn't contain me when it was feeding time but I wasn't about to buy even bigger bras for just a few months. I came back down to a small DD that would just be a D on some days (they'd fluctuate!?!) but they really FELT smaller to me, like even though I was still fitting in my DD bras I should be fitting into a C. (Does that make sense?) They seemed saggier (yes men, it happens!) to me and I joke that my second boy sucked out all of my boobs.

I breastfed both of mine if that helps; the first one weaned himself after a month (and broke my heart), the second one weaned himself at 6 months because I just couldn't keep up with him (the little pig).

They're overflowing my DD bras again but I haven't started buying new ones yet, I'm hoping maybe they'll just get really full again and stay that way rather than get ungodly huge and then sink back down. I'm worried that they'll get smaller again. I'm 5'9" with a 36-inch ribcage so smaller boobs would look funky on me, disproportionate I guess.

My mom is very small (5'1" and 100lbs) and used to be a C. After she had me she went down to a perfect B. She didn't breastfeed.
A friend of mine who got pregnant both times that I did didn't breastfeed and went down a cup size each time. She started out as a DD, went to a D, and then down to a large C. She's quite happy with that, as she'd been talking about a breast reduction before her kids came along.
Another friend of mine had a baby early last year, didn't breastfeed, and she's gone from a small D to a small C.

So it *seems* from the ladies around me if you don't use 'em ya lose 'em, but even mine got a bit smaller with the breastfeeding (nothing as drastic as those who didn't though). Guess it just depends on the woman.

Btw LM if you're looking for nice maternity and/or nursing bras, try www.momshop.com. Real bras with *real* straps (none of that oingo-boingo elastic bungie cord shit) and some very nice folks to do business with. Very helpful.