Boppy Nursing Pillow - Verified Safe Breastfeeding Pillow with Softer Fill for Comfortable Support, Machine Wash & Dry Cover, Non-Toxic Materials - Pink Garden Flowers

We love our Boppy Nursing Pillow! It has been incredibly helpful during feedings, providing great support and making things much more comfortable for both baby and mom. One unexpected benefit is how much easier it makes it for older siblings to safely hold the baby. The pillow helps support the baby’s weight and positioning, giving kids extra confidence while keeping baby comfortable and secure. It’s become a must-have in our house and gets used every day. Highly recommend!

My daughter received one of these at her baby shower. She used it all the time when nursing. It was also used to support the baby at other times. It has kept its shape. She would highly recommend this to anyone having a baby. I purchased this one for a shower I was attending. The mom to be loved the design.

Love this! Also works for 6 month old baby to sit & play. Almost perfect! I wish it had a handle on the back to easily carry from room to room. I never have a free hand with the baby! 🥰

Amazing. It’s firm and provides the perfect support while I was breastfeeding

It is ok it fits my babay and my breast but I do like the original boppy more because the sides are short so having extra support is needed on the side so using a folded pillow when in bed or on couch with boppy. You don't need the extra support if in a standerd rocking chair. The stuffing is hard i had to dry it with tennis balls to help soften it up and break it down and by sitting and laying on it a few months before I had my baby. It is easy to use. And it is pretty. I jave had to go through 4 boppys to find one big enough for me to put a baby on and my breat so this is good for big busted nursing mama's.

I have tried several breastfeeding pillows, including the original Boppy (on the left in the picture). I heard so many good things about it that I was excited to try it for breastfeeding my first baby. I found that it was too round for baby to comfortably and securely lay on it while latched, he kept rolling towards me which put him in an awkward position relative to my breast. And the small opening made for a snug fit around my midsection, but it worked. So when they came out with the new shape, I was stoked to try it! From the description, it was supposed to have a larger, firmer surface area for better positioning and a wider, boxier opening to fit around the midsection more comfortably. I was surprised when I first opened it as it was smaller than I expected (new version on right in picture), in fact, overall it's smaller than the original version. It is much firmer than the original, which I can't decide if that's a positive or negative or just different. My biggest disappointment in the new design, however, is that while the shape does appear more boxy, the pillow itself is still super round which leads to the same issue with baby rolling into me and putting him at an awkward angle when latching. And because they made the sides narrower, my arms/elbows don't have a comfortable place to rest while baby is latched. I find that my elbows just kind of dangle off the edges so I have to cross my arms over/in front of baby if I don't want to hold my elbows up. In searching for the best nursing pillows, I've also tried the My Brest Friend nursing pillow, which you can also find on Amazon. It's a tad more expensive, but it has a wide flat base that prevents baby from rolling into your body when feeding that I've found to work better than the Boppy. I know a lot of people really like the Boppy so I recommend still trying it out if you think it will work for you. If you don't like it or find that it's only "okay" but not great, I recommend giving the My Brest Friend a try and seeing if its design works better for you. With that said, I have found other uses for the Boppy that has convinced me to still keep and use it. It's great if you are just holding the baby, it provides a place for your arms to rest while the baby is in your arms. So you kind of stack the Boppy on your lap, your arms on the Boppy, and then the baby in your arms. Or you can let the baby lay on the Boppy up against your body and just support with arms as needed. I also really like using the Boppy for tummy time. You can prop baby up with arms/elbows resting on the Boppy rather than putting baby flat on the floor. It's made tummy time a lot less stressful because baby enjoys it way more than being flat (we will transition to flat on the floor as baby gets older and starts to develop just a bit more head control and neck strength). I have decided though that I prefer the original Boppy for both of these things. The new version's sides are too narrow for comfortable arm position while holding the baby and it's too tall and stiff for comfortable tummy time.

This nursing pillow provides good support during breastfeeding and bottle feeding. It is comfortable, firm, and helps make feeding sessions easier. The shape gives good support for both baby and mom.

I like the original Boppy so much better, don’t waste your money on this shape. I find it so hard to get this design aligned with my body and in a position that my baby can actually breastfeed. He can easily roll if I’m not careful and while he was a newborn it was a horrible angle for me to try to get him in I had to leave like a gap for him between the pillow and my body to even get him lined up. The pillow shifts off my body so easily, I find I can’t really even reach for my water without it moving. It’s also so dense so there is no way to squish it down. You can’t use this for tummy time, or at least I can’t find a safe way for my baby to lay on it, lounging isn’t even an option the baby will just slide off it. I guess it’s fine for when my husband or someone else gives him the occasional bottle, it gives good support for him to sit up and for your arms. I also hate the actual pillow isn't machine washable but the covers are so thin that even just leaking gets it wet now matter how fast I change out the covers (as pictured I literally just finished his feeding), I just don’t want it to smell like spoiled milk. Overall just not comfortable for either of us.

It is very helpful since I have been experiencing pain in my wrists because of carrying my Baby during every feed. For me it is a bit Hard...

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I Really liked the quality and the softness to out baby while Breast feeding.