Sleeping with a bra on?(ladies only...I hope)

Puffins1958 · February 2012

Nope, I find it very UNCOMFORTABLE sleeping with one on, I take it off when I get home, :laugh:

debbiestone500 · February 2012

I am a DDD, so I am in with the group that says the second I get home the bra is off!!!

Rachaimee · February 2012

Yep. I sleep in my old stretched out sports bras. Even after losing almost 100 pounds and not having much left in the boob department I still feel the need to keep them contained at night so I totally get where you're coming from!

Totally agree with this! Got to contain the 'bad boys' at night!

TOYGRRRL · February 2012

nope, so uncomfy, you need to let the girls breath. I also heard its good not to wear one at night so your boobs dont get saggy... but who knows if there is any truth to that lol

Um bras usually do the opposite of sagging they hold those girls up!!!!!

I personally don't sleep with one on.

In answer to the quoted above:

The average breast size has increased over the past ten years (DD and E are average cup sizes today), says Nethero. Many of her clients who have fuller busts or are pregnant (which causes breasts to swell) like the support of a bra at night, as well as smaller busted women who like a feeling of security. She recommends a bra with a soft cup, no underwire or metal clasps, and a shelf or cross-over construction. Be sure to get properly fitted, she adds, as improper cup depth can cause breast tissue to lay against the chest and trap sweat, resulting in rashes or chafing. One of Nethero's favorites: The Sleeptop by Marguerite McGee.

As comfortable as it feels, however, wearing a bra to bed is not a medically proven way to fight gravity. "If women could prevent sagging by just wearing a bra for 24 hours a day I'd be out of business," says Haeck, "What keeps your breast in place are microscopic ligaments--think of them as tiny suspenders for your breasts." As you age, these ligaments thin and stretch out and unfortunately, he says, there isn't a scientific cure to

Read more: http://www.oprah.com/blogs/Sleeping-In-A-Bra-Worth-It-or-Not-Worth-It#ixzz1lSFrPeSM

1Timothy4v8 · February 2012

I sleep in the same way I entered into this world

beckipercy · February 2012

From the second I get out of bed, to the second I get back into bed I wear a bra, but I live for that time at the end of every day where I can take my bra off and my boobs can breathe a sigh of relief

Sydney0710 · February 2012

I don't wear to bed, but I should, in order to help keep my son from nursing all damn night.

1Timothy4v8 · February 2012

Also I have heard that bras can cause breast cancer do to the fact they cut f cerculation to a very important gland, I also heard wearing a bra causes your breast to sag cause your mucles go into atrothy

paulamarsden · February 2012

people should allow their skin to breathe at night... only time i wore a bra to bed was during the recovery from breast aug surgery as you have to.

xxcatyxx555 · February 2012

i HAVE to wear a real bra, anything else and i feel weird, my boobs need support 24/7

kernowprincess · February 2012

My mom always told me too but I find it too uncomfortable so don't wear one.

jaymarie8 · February 2012

ha im the same way... always sleep in an underwire

XXXMinnieXXX · February 2012

No way, sounds awful. Am shocked people do this! Lol x

pinkiejax17 · February 2012

I sleep with a bra - any kind of bra really! I need that support or my boobs just feel weird and get in the way LOL

xMsAlly · February 2012

Most night I sleep with a bra on. Sometimes I take it off. I find that I sleep better with it off

LuckyAng · February 2012

Ironically I slept in one last night, but only because we had guests in the house so I slept in a sports bra and nightgown so I could get up early and see them out. Otherwise, NO way! I am a 34 F and I get tortured enough wearing that trap all day!

lumina0o0 · February 2012

nope, so uncomfy, you need to let the girls breath. I also heard its good not to wear one at night so your boobs dont get saggy... but who knows if there is any truth to that lol

Um bras usually do the opposite of sagging they hold those girls up!!!!!

I personally don't sleep with one on.

In answer to the quoted above:

The average breast size has increased over the past ten years (DD and E are average cup sizes today), says Nethero. Many of her clients who have fuller busts or are pregnant (which causes breasts to swell) like the support of a bra at night, as well as smaller busted women who like a feeling of security. She recommends a bra with a soft cup, no underwire or metal clasps, and a shelf or cross-over construction. Be sure to get properly fitted, she adds, as improper cup depth can cause breast tissue to lay against the chest and trap sweat, resulting in rashes or chafing. One of Nethero's favorites: The Sleeptop by Marguerite McGee.

As comfortable as it feels, however, wearing a bra to bed is not a medically proven way to fight gravity. "If women could prevent sagging by just wearing a bra for 24 hours a day I'd be out of business," says Haeck, "What keeps your breast in place are microscopic ligaments--think of them as tiny suspenders for your breasts." As you age, these ligaments thin and stretch out and unfortunately, he says, there isn't a scientific cure to

Read more: http://www.oprah.com/blogs/Sleeping-In-A-Bra-Worth-It-or-Not-Worth-It#ixzz1lSFrPeSM

my thoughts exactly i worked with fitting bras, and i can say from first had experience a lot of women are d-e and a lot of that has to do with the fact that Americans are getting heavier

reneeramirez4christ · February 2012

I used to until I went from a 38D to a 34 C...i miss those girls...anyway, guess a perk of being smaller, they are naturally perky and I can sleep bra-less at night lol!