BellyMoms Katherine Maternity and Nursing Dress

I'm a 34D/DD, with a 29-30 inch waist, 37in hips, 5'4". This dress is super comfy and the length is great. It came to just below my knees. The bust area was not tight but was slightly too short for to cover my bust, leaving the seam that is to go under the bust, about an inch or two up on top of mine. It was really loose and boxy on me. I like the dress but I sent it back b/c the fit was just off for me.

It's very sheer and comfy I will need to get a slip. It's great for the price I paid. I'm 5"5 and pregnant at 200lbs right now. I am usually around 161lbs it would be quite big at that point I got a large. I wanted it postnatal so I should have ordered a medium.

This nursing gown is adorable and I look forward to being able to wear it when my new size comes in. I am 5'6'' and have a normal bra size of 36D. It was my mistake ordering the Medium. It did fit nicely everywhere except the bust. It was just a little too tight there. So i returned it and got a large.

I thought the proportions on this were ridiculous. I am average sized, 5'4, 34B, 130# and the openings for nursing were 6 plus inches above my chest...?? I had to return the item. The color and print was cute, but there was no way I could get access for the baby to nurse, unless I hiked it over my head.

It's a cute dress, I bought it for my daughter, however the arm holes cut her. We are keeping it hoping that after the baby comes it will fit a little differently. I read a review that said to buy a size larger but xlarge was the largest size.

I ordered a small but it's a little big on me. I wish they had an XS. I also wish there was more support in the chest area.

The dress looked cute, but it seemed more appropriate for home wear, almost like a nightgown. I had to return it because the chest was too tight. I am many months postpartrum and can wear a medium in regular clothes, but could barely fit my chest in this. It was highly uncomfortable.

This dress is about as blah as it gets after one washing. It is also the furthest thing from being nursing friendly. You need to have a very small chest - like a B (while nursing?!) - to get it out of the opening. Everything about it was awkward.