Confused about whether you need a nursing bra or a maternity bra? Most pregnant women in Singapore ask this exact question around month five or six, when their regular bras stop fitting properly.

Here's the simple difference. A maternity bra is meant for pregnancy, it gives your growing bust more room and softer support without any pressure. A nursing bra is for after your baby is born, made with clips or drop cups so you can breastfeed easily, without struggling with hooks in the middle of the night. Some bras combine both features, but not all of them do it well.

Lovemère was started by Florence Tay, who faced the same confusion many mums face when buying their first maternity bra. That real experience shaped how the brand designs its nursing bras today, and it's a big reason why over 45,000 Singapore mums now trust Lovemère. The brand is also recommended by Thomson Medical and Mount Alvernia Hospital, which adds real credibility when it comes to maternity wear.

One thing most first-time mums don't expect is how much their size changes. Your bra size during the first trimester is different from the third trimester, and it changes again once your milk comes in after delivery. This is exactly why a good nursing bra or maternity bra needs to adjust with your body, not just fit well for a short time.

When choosing a nursing bra, avoid ones with stiff underwire near the chest, since it can press on your milk ducts and cause discomfort later. Breathable fabric also matters a lot, especially in Singapore's humid weather, where the wrong material can make things worse.

After seven years of focusing only on maternity and nursing wear, Lovemère understands what actually works for Singapore mums. If you're still unsure whether to choose a nursing bra or a maternity bra, this collection makes the decision easier.