I have a big pillow from mothercare, it's like a double length normal pillow. It was cheaper than others.
It's lovely and comfy, and easy to feed with. My only criticism is that the cover is rubbish and needs safety pins to hold it on properly.

Lastyearsmodel · 30/03/2011 14:44

£10 Dunelm v-shaped pillow. Still going strong to prop up 7mo DD2 (DC3) 5 years later.

elk4baby · 30/03/2011 18:46

I like the look of this: Mothercare Closer Feeding Pillow

I've also read good things about the 'My Brest Friend'

I think the Mothercare one looks a bit more comfortable (higher up for young babies and then lowered as the baby grows). However, it's not as 'convenient' as the 'Brest Friend' - you can actually get up with the pillow still on you (to answer the phone or door).

What do you think would be the better option?

Muser · 30/03/2011 19:23

I have that Mothercare one and did not get on with it all. Too high with both cushions in, too low with just one, and too short. A v shaped pillow is a much better idea. I soon dumped the pillow anyway.

ningthemerciless · 30/03/2011 22:23

I have a vshaped one but tbh I didn't use it all that much for feeding. However it is used now to prop my son up.

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nappyaddict · 01/04/2011 01:52

Argos

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nappyaddict · 01/04/2011 01:56

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popAwheelie · 01/04/2011 07:16

I can't recommend the My Brest Friend feeding pillow highly enough.
The strap around your waist is so useful.

I used it until my son was about 4 months old, at which point a pillow wasn't really necessary anymore as he was so big!

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