A Study on Nursing Bra Design: Prioritizing Comfort and Functionality

This study focuses on developing an innovative hybrid nursing feeding bra that caters to the unique needs of breastfeeding mothers. The research aims to design a bra that provides comfort, support, and versatility, accommodating the dynamic changes in breast volume and the physical demands of active nursing mothers. By incorporating insights from the UserCentered Design (UCD) framework and feedback from lactation consultants and textile experts, the study identifies key design elements such as breathable, hypoallergenic fabrics, ergonomic structures, and adjustable features. Practical tests revealed preferences for materials like cotton and bamboo blends, seamless designs, and user-friendly attachment mechanisms. The findings emphasize the importance of a flexible and secure fit that adapts to the changing bodies of nursing mothers, enhancing their breastfeeding experience and overall wellbeing. The study concludes with recommendations for future designs to continuously integrate feedback from nursing mothers, ensuring their needs for comfort, functionality, and practicality are met.

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International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
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2024-08-05
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https://doi.org/10.21275/sr24805211155
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Color perception and design
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A Study on Nursing Bra Design: Prioritizing Comfort and Functionality

P Nithya, Veena Maheshwari
International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
Color perception and design
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A Study on Nursing Bra Design: Prioritizing Comfort and Functionality

P Nithya, Veena Maheshwari
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Abstract

This study focuses on developing an innovative hybrid nursing feeding bra that caters to the unique needs of breastfeeding mothers. The research aims to design a bra that provides comfort, support, and versatility, accommodating the dynamic changes in breast volume and the physical demands of active nursing mothers. By incorporating insights from the UserCentered Design (UCD) framework and feedback from lactation consultants and textile experts, the study identifies key design elements such as breathable, hypoallergenic fabrics, ergonomic structures, and adjustable features. Practical tests revealed preferences for materials like cotton and bamboo blends, seamless designs, and user-friendly attachment mechanisms. The findings emphasize the importance of a flexible and secure fit that adapts to the changing bodies of nursing mothers, enhancing their breastfeeding experience and overall wellbeing. The study concludes with recommendations for future designs to continuously integrate feedback from nursing mothers, ensuring their needs for comfort, functionality, and practicality are met.

International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)Vol. 13(8)
PSG INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED RESEARCH (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 83%
Color perception and design
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