Review on Breastfeeding Dresses: Smallshow Women'S Short Sleeve Patchwork Nursing Dresses by Timothy Bobbert

I’m currently 3 weeks postpartum. I really wanted to find a nursing dress that didn’t cost a ton of money and was casual enough to wear tennis shoes or be able to dress up with cute shoes and some jewelry AND that I could nurse my baby in.this dress has it all!The material is Rayon and Spandex Sonora super stretchy and comfortable. What I love most about it, is how flattering it is on. I’m 5’3” 196lbs, my bust is 38”, waist 33” and hips 44”. I ordered the large afraid it would fit too tightly around my hips but it fits perfectly! I included a back picture so you could see how flattering it is from behind.The ONLY complaint for me is that if you look closely at the top (white and black stripes) you can see the v line behind the top covering fabric. When you pull up the fabric and put the v-neckline to the side to nurse it stretches out a bit and bunches. Because of the white material you can slightly see the bunching. I think with a darker solid color on top this wouldn’t be an issue.However it will not stop me from wearing it I’ll just be sure to pull up from the shoulder to right the material a bit so it’s not bunched. Not a big deal and in my opinion I don’t think anyone will really notice it anyway! A quick pull up of the fabric near the shoulder and it’s straighten out again. So like I said not a huge deal.The pockets make this dress absolutely irreplaceable! I will be ordering more soon.I was hesitant to buy clothes from Revain (I like trying my clothes on) but with the stay at home orders in effect, there’s no stores open for me to try nursing clothes on at.I’m so happy I got this and I feel so beautiful in my dress, something is moms seriously need with a newborn.to feel pretty!