What the title says! 
I'm going to a bridal shower next month and will be bringing my 2 month old (at the request of the sweet bride) and I need a nursing friendly dress!
I've done a quick internet search but haven't found a lot of good options.
The shower is at someone's house and I don't foresee it bring super fancy but I still want to look nice!
pomegranate / 3401 posts
@simplyfelicity: well, I hope to spend no more than $100.....but if the dress is amazing I would consider a little bit more. I just have a bad habit of buying dresses and only wearing them once or twice....
GOLD / wonderful pomegranate / 28905 posts
@Ginabean3: check ASOS! I needed a nursing friendly dress and found one there from the non nursing section. Just look at the neckline and read description. They offer free shipping and returns. I would order a couple then return what you don't like.
http://m.asos.com/mt/us.asos.com/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=5330485&CTARef=Basket+Page&CTAref=Basket%20Page
This is the one I went with. It's super comfortable and lots of room in the front for nursing. It is q really great quality too.
kiwi / 567 posts
I have and love this Boob dress: http://www.figure8maternity.com/item/1626401
It's insanely flattering postpartum, I can wear it on the weekends with flats or boots or dress it up with a chunky necklace and heels. Not sure how warm it is where you are, but they make a sleeveless version as well.
I've had great luck with everything Figure 8 sells, and all their nursing dresses are 20% off right now. http://www.figure8maternity.com/cat/nursing-dresses
pomegranate / 3401 posts
@regberadaisy: thanks!!!! Will check it out!
@Little Misters Mom: cute! And it doesn't cling to the belly too much? I'm still carrying around some extra belly
apricot / 457 posts
I have this dress and literally wear it everywhere. You can dress it up with some jewelry but it's really comfortable and easy to nurse in and the blue is really pretty!
kiwi / 567 posts
@Ginabean3: I think it's flattering. It is more fitted but stretchy and falls straight from the waist. For me (and I definitely carried some belly for a while) it was better to highlight the nicer parts of my figure, rather than to try to disguise the belly with loose stuff which inevitably just made me look pregnant.
kiwi / 656 posts
I have the Ezra drape front nursing dress in two colors from figure 8--- I wore them to my sons baptism and my BIL's wedding at 10 weeks and 13 weeks. It was really flattering and very modest to nurse in! Totally worth the money- they can be dressed up or down too which is helpful!
pomegranate / 3401 posts
@Little Misters Mom: ok I want to try it now!!!! Of course I can't find that color way in my size...grrrr.... 
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