For the whole family

The first days of breastfeeding are often the most difficult. Your breasts can grow up to 3 sizes! So opt for a supple nursing bra that adapts to your changing body shape. We chose ours without underwire, in organic stretch cotton. It's very comfortable and will adapt to the evolution of your breasts as your milk comes in. It can even be worn at night with its nursing pads, without disturbing your sleep.

To best prepare for childbirth, we recommend that you take the birth preparation courses offered by your midwife or maternity hospital. We also have articles and podcasts on the subject here.

Yes, in fact, health professionals are increasingly recommending the use of menstrual briefs in the post-partum period, as their absorbent, breathable properties and the organic cotton used mean better healing and greater comfort.

During or after breastfeeding, you can wear your pregnancy bola and let baby play with it, under the strictest supervision of course! The sound of the bola will bring back memories of your pregnant belly. The bolas will calm and reassure your baby. The sound of the bola will help your baby to calm down and assimilate the first meals calmly, and will facilitate milk absorption. Make sure you choose the right bola for your baby's sensitive skin, and that it's totally safe!

Yes, breastfeeding is perfectly possible when you give birth with an epidural! Several studies show that epidurals are not implicated in breastfeeding failures.

Yes, it's possible to breastfeed if you've had one breast completely removed following breast cancer, for example. However, in the case of a double total removal of the breasts, i.e. a double mastectomy, it will be impossible to breastfeed.

Between 300 and 500 women a year are affected by breast cancer during pregnancy and/or while breast-feeding.

During pregnancy, your breasts will change almost as much as your belly will grow! From the very first weeks of pregnancy, right through to delivery and beyond, your breasts will be put to the test. They'll be yo-yoing too! From the first trimester onwards, your breasts will be more sensitive and will get bigger. This is perfectly normal, as it's a reaction to the changing hormone levels in your blood. During the second trimester, your breasts can gain between 0.5 and 1.5 kilos! The pigmentation of the skin around your nipples and their width will also amaze you! At the end of your pregnancy, your breasts may produce a small amount of yellowish liquid, which is perfectly normal: it's colostrum!

That's why we've developed an ultra-innovative nursing bra that adapts to every day of your pregnancy, as well as to your post-partum period. You can even wear it when you're not breastfeeding, as it's an unrivalled asset in terms of comfort and seduction!