# Nursing bras that are easy to unclip

Source: HiveTried, https://hivetried.com/baby/nursing-bra/easy-to-unclip/
Category: Baby > Nursing bra. Updated 2026-10-08. Based on 83 counted first-hand reports from Target shopper reviews, Apr 2010 to Nov 2024.

**Question:** Which nursing bra has clips that are easy to open?

**Short answer:** Bamboobies Yoga Nursing Bra has the best record: 12 of 13 parents said the clips or panels were easy to open and close. Bravado Designs Body Silk Seamless Nursing Bra is next at 17 of 22, from a bigger group, and Simple Wishes Supermom All-in-One Nursing and Pumping Bra follows at 9 of 11. Just three bras cleared the bar, and each group is small, so read the order as a rough guide.

**What stands out:** One-hand clips earn real praise, at 47% of Bamboobies reviews and 38% of Bravado reviews. Bravado draws more clip complaints than the other two, with 18% of its reviews saying the clips are hard to use.

## Ranking (parents who said whether it worked)

| Rank | Product | Easy clips | Share | Amazon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bamboobies Yoga Nursing Bra | 12 of 13 | 92% | yes |
| 2 | Bravado Designs Body Silk Seamless Nursing Bra | 17 of 22 | 77% | yes |
| 3 | Simple Wishes Supermom All-in-One Nursing and Pumping Bra | 9 of 11 | 82% | yes |

Ranked by the lower bound of a 90% Wilson confidence interval, so a product needs a high share and enough reports to rank high. An Amazon link is shown only when at least 60% say it works.

## Product notes

### 1. Bamboobies Yoga Nursing Bra

From a small group, 12 of 13 said the clips or panels were easy to open and close, and 47% of its reviews praise the one-hand clips. It is also well liked for comfort (89%), though 11% say it isn't supportive.

- Praised for: Comfortable (89%), Soft fabric (53%), Supportive (47%)
- Complaints: Not supportive (11%)
- Reports counted: 19

### 2. Bravado Designs Body Silk Seamless Nursing Bra

More parents weighed in on this bra than on either of the others (22), and 17 of 22 said the clips or panels were easy, which is the lowest share of the three. Clips split opinion: 38% of reviews praise them and 18% say they are hard to use.

- Praised for: Comfortable (69%), Supportive (33%), Good fit (28%)
- Complaints: Sizing is off (10%), Too expensive (5%)
- Reports counted: 39

### 3. Simple Wishes Supermom All-in-One Nursing and Pumping Bra

Soft fabric is the draw, praised in 52% of reviews, and 24% call it easy to nurse in. 9 of 11 said the clips or panels were easy, from a small group, but 16% say the sizing is off and 16% say it isn't supportive.

- Praised for: Soft fabric (52%), Comfortable (36%), Supportive (32%)
- Complaints: Not supportive (16%), Sizing is off (16%), Uncomfortable or digs (12%)
- Reports counted: 25

## Questions

**Which nursing bra is easy to unclip?**

Bamboobies Yoga Nursing Bra has the best record at 12 of 13, followed by Bravado Designs Body Silk Seamless Nursing Bra (17 of 22) and Simple Wishes Supermom All-in-One Nursing and Pumping Bra (9 of 11). Just three bras cleared the bar, and each group is small.

**Do the Bravado Body Silk clips work one-handed?**

Often, but not always. 38% of its reviews praise easy one-hand clips, while 18% say the clips are hard to use, and 5 of 22 parents who weighed in on the clips or panels found them hard.

**Why is Bravado ranked above Simple Wishes when its share is lower?**

Bravado has a lower share (77%) than Simple Wishes (82%), but more parents weighed in on it (22 against 11), so its record rests on a bigger group. The order of those two is a close call.

**What else do parents say about these nursing bras?**

Comfort comes up a lot, in 89% of Bamboobies reviews and 69% of Bravado reviews. Sizing complaints show up too, at 10% of Bravado reviews and 16% of Simple Wishes reviews, so check the maker's size guide before you order.

## Method

HiveTried counts first-hand reports only, drops reviews written for free products, shows brand-site reviews without counting them, and never accepts payment for placement. Full method: https://hivetried.com/how-we-count/