This nursing bra is wire-free yet wonderfully supportive, thanks to a fairly thick, super stretchy material. It's easy to clasp and unclasp, comes in a variety of lovely colors, and washes well - wash cold, hang to dry. Removable soft pads provide excellent nipple coverage. It also comes in "Busty" sizes, which is crucial for the well endowed! This bra is equally great for newborn time and further along in the journey, and at this price, you can get a few colors! 

A less supportive but supremely comfortable lounge/sleep bra that you pull down to nurse, I lived in this in the last few weeks of the third trimester (when I was still nursing my toddler), and it is perfect for newborn days. Super soft, washes well, and contains removable padding to keep nipples under wraps. The Busty sizes are great for those of us with smaller bands/larger cups. LOVE this bra!

My absolute favorite wired nursing bra for every day. This 100% cotton nursing bra is super soft, comfortable, and invisible under clothes, and super easy to clasp and unclasp for nursing one-handed. It washes well (I machine wash cold in a lingerie bag, though the instructions say to hand wash, and hang to dry) and comes in a huge variety of cup & band sizes, including small band/large cup combos that can be hard to find. 

An excellent, very supportive wired bra for everyday wear, this was my go-to for maximum support. It's easy to nurse in (the loops make lowering the cups a breeze) and camouflages well under clothes. Also washes well and comes in a variety of sizes.

This great everyday bra is slightly less supportive than the 5035 above, but still a go-to option for daily wear. The thin, stretchy fabric makes it a super comfortable choice, especially in warmer weather. Washes well and comes in many sizes.

I wore this incredibly soft, flattering and cute, and naturally anti-microbial nightgown almost every night through two pregnancies, and day and night postpartum. It has a light shelf bra with drop down clips that make nursing a breeze. It wasn't supportive enough for me to wear without a bra in the early newborn days when leakage was an issue and I needed Silverette nipple cups and breast pads 24/7, but it was great on its own later on in the journey. SO SOFT.

I live in these house dresses during pregnancy and nursing (aka my constant state in the past decade) -- the Cocoon style is my favorite, but I also like the Caftan and Swing. All of them have pockets, wash well, will look cute both when you're not pregnant and until you're ready to pop, and are a breeze to nurse in. And they are sooooo comfortable. I've dressed them up with a cardigan and wedges, and dressed them down barefoot & pregnant around the house. The only tricky thing is they sell out quickly, so you have to keep an eye on the website to get the colors/patterns you want!

I bought this maxi dress to wear while pregnant with my fourth baby and still nursing my third, and wore it well into the third trimester. After owning it in black for one day, I immediately ordered the gray and white stripe -- that is how impressed I was with it! It's a fairly form fitting, extremely versatile nursing dress with moderately stretchy, not super thin but not thick fabric and cute details on the hem and back. The chest part has a double layer, but the fabric is thin enough that you barely notice, and ample enough that it easily covered my enormous bosom, which is sometimes a problem with these types of styles. I lived in it this past summer both as a dress and to wear to the pool over a swim suit. I can't wait to have it post-partum! 

This comfortable, stylish and flattering dress has tiny zippers on the front to provide easy nursing (or pumping) access. It is my go-to for any and all dress up occasions, and would be perfect for work as well. I've worn my charcoal colored one to professional events, fancy restaurants and parties, and even a funeral. Best of all, it feels like a lightweight, crepey muumuu, and is just as flattering for maternity, even when you're about-to-deliver pregnant. Get one and wear it everywhere!

The thin, extra stretchy fabric makes this nursing dress a more fitted option for muumuu lovers like me, and an extremely cute one and comfy one! I wore it until the early third trimester, when I stopped for fear of stretching the material too much, and found it very easy and modest to nurse in. In the navy and white stripe, it definitely has a dressier look/fabric, which will be very cute with pearl earrings and cute flats down the road. The classic cut and knee length make it extremely versatile and flattering -- I may have to get it in black!

This is my go-to nursing top, which I wore almost every single day in the first year of my third baby's life, and beyond! It's a double layer nursing tee that is on the longer side (I'm 5'2'' but with a fairly standard torso), so as easy to wear with leggings or yoga pants as joggers or jeans. The drapy fabric is just the right thickness to dress up a little (add a cardigan, scarf, or soft blazer) or just lounge in, and is loose enough to wear in pregnancy, though I stopped wearing mine around week 30 or so and switched to looser items. It comes in some great colors - wine is my favorite (no surprise, ha!) - and washes excellently. Get multiple colors! (The 3/4 sleeve length is cute, also, but a little on the warm side on non-winter days.)