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Nursing/feeding pillows

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moomin35 · 28/03/2014 10:29

Has anyone tried the doughnut shaped nursing pillows either to help aid feeding or for baby to sit against? Are they and good?

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ShadowFall · 28/03/2014 11:17

I use a pillow like that when breastfeeding DS2 (now 6 months) at home, and I really like it - particularly when he was tiny I found it made getting him into a good position for feeding a lot easier.

It's not so good for him to sit against though. When I've tried that he tends to wiggle or arch his back and slide down it.

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eagle2010 · 28/03/2014 13:06

I used the half moon shaped pillow for breast feeding DS for the first while due to tummy pain from C section. It was a real help to me, particularly at night.

Also used it for a few months for propping him up and helping with tummy time (which he hates!) . Now though (6 mo) he kind of wriggles down out of it so it's served its purpose.

Got it in mothercare, think it's called a widgey pillow.

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moomin35 · 28/03/2014 18:25

Yeh the one I've got is from John Lewis called a Widgey doughnut pillow! :-) I like the look of them so hope it works out!

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eagle2010 · 28/03/2014 21:50

It's good for balancing a plate of cake on it while feeding too :)

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moomin35 · 29/03/2014 08:19

Haha eagle!! I shall give it a go! ;-)

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