17 Cute Holiday Dresses You Can Breastfeed In, Because Priorities

The zippered side on this dress offers quick and easy access to your boobs. The dress is a poly rayon spandex blend, and is machine washable in case you spill some breast milk on it. It has hidden zippers on both sides.

This textured button-front dress allows you to easily nurse your baby. It has a button-down front and a panel that lifts up to breastfeed. It comes in a brandy brown color which is perfect for the holidays, and it has a flattering V-neck design. And once the party is over, you can toss it straight into the washing machine.

If you’re looking to invest in a dress that you can use for your nine months and beyond, check out this dress. It comes in a charcoal color, and can be used in any season. If you want to feed your baby, you can just remove the mock sweater top to reveal a strapless dress underneath that has a lift up nursing function. The rib knit makes it comfy, cozy, and easy to breastfeed.

If you don’t want to make a big monetary investment into a nursing dress, this is a great investment at just $21. It’s made from stretchy, French terry fabric, so it’ll be soft on your skin. You can wear it during your pregnancy and afterwards when you want to nurse your baby by using its built-in nursing function.

For an easy breezy look, here's a striped number that can work for a casual holiday gathering, and really can be dressed up or down for almost any occasion. It’s made from a soft stretchy knit fabric that allows you to wear it throughout your pregnancy and postpartum period, too.

The tiered design on this options is really what makes it elegant for a holiday party. The dress does double duty since it can be both for maternity and postpartum. It has a lift-up opening for easy nursing, and comes in both black or pink.

Be the showstopper at your next holiday soiree with this patterned maxi dress. The fab floral design comes in a bold blue or a navy-white color scheme. You can nurse your baby by pulling an additional fabric panel to the side.

The tie-front opening at the bust means baby can have quick access to your bust. It has a scoop neckline and is short-sleeved and unlined, which means you’ll stay cool even if it gets hot at the party.

The great thing about this dress is that it's super comfy and the charcoal grey means it'll likely work with anything else that's in your closet. To nurse, simply lift up the top layer flap of the dress. You’ll feel pulled together with the flattering silhouette which features a tie a the waist.

Draping makes all the difference in this navy blue number. The The long sleeves make it ideal for an evening party, and you can nurse by simply moving the fabric to the side. It comes in holiday party colors like black, burgundy, and navy blue.

If you appreciate details, you'll love the split ¾ sleeves and wraparound sash on this otherwise simple dress. The top layer can go be pulled up for a nursing sesh, and the navy blue color is the perfect hue to make jewelry (like a chunky or dangly necklace) pop.

This one's like getting two dresses in one. You can tie it either in the front or back and it will look a different dress. When it's time to breastfeed, you can push aside the front fabric to get to the openings on either side.

The stylish two-tone dress has a bateau neck and comes with an attached belt that you can use above your belly when you’re pregnant or at the waist after you’ve had your baby. While it looks like a two-piece look, it's actually a one piece; the lighter blue fabric lifts up for breastfeeding.

For a throw-it-on-and-go, option, this floor-length dress is made from modal and spandex that allows the fabric to move with you. It comes in a wide variety of colors from petal blue to fluorescent pink, and the best part is that you could wear anything from tights to pants underneath to keep warm.

This patterned yet minimal shift dress has a jewel neckline and an open back to give an added visual interest. There are hidden zippers on both sides so you can nurse your baby. Wear it sans tights if it's not too chilly out, but it would also look great with tights or blue jeans.

Wrap style dresses, even when not technically designed for breastfeeding, are actually very nursing-friendly. This one has a tie waist and a low V-neckline which makes it easy to breastfeed. The site suggests ordering one size up if you’re in-between sizes.

This wrinkle-free option will just make your life so much easier. It has a pretty overlapping tulip hemline for an added detail design, and you can breastfeed your baby by raising up the top layer, which has access openings on either side of the dress.