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The best baby girl dresses for special occasions

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If you’re buying a dress for a special occasion, be on the lookout for clothing that is decorated appropriately for a holiday. Certain patterns go better with certain celebrations.

Baby girl dresses add a particularly feminine touch to a baby’s wardrobe. The dainty size of a baby’s dress is sure to conjure up some smiles from whoever sees your child wearing one. Let’s take a look at a few of our top picks.

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Touched by Nature Girl Organic Cotton Cardigan and Dress 

Best dress and cardigan set

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The Touched by Nature Girl Organic Cotton Cardigan and Dress come in prints that would make it an appropriate Christmas baby-girl dress. Each set includes a dress in a playful design and a long-sleeve cardigan in a complementary hue, and is available in sizes from 0-3 months to 5T.

Flofallzique Baby Girls Toddler Tutu

Best tutu dress

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Perfect for special occasions, Flofallzique Baby Girls Toddler Tutu has a floral motif and a brightly colored tulle skirt. These tutu dresses have a ruched cotton bodice and a 100-percent polyester skirt.

Hudson Baby Girl Cotton Dresses

Best dress two-pack

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Hudson Baby Girl Cotton Dresses are sold as coordinating sets of two in a range of trendy designs. One dress in each pack even has a small bow on the front of its collar.

Putting your baby girl in a dress is a neat way to dress them up. Babies are sure to appreciate the freedom of movement they have in a loose-fitting garment like a dress.

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