Boppy Nursing Pillow

I use a boppy. My son latched best in football hold and that gave me a place to put his head so I didn't have to bear all of weight for extended cluster feeding. My son is 13 months now and we still use a boppy at night because he still loves the side latch.

Hear me out, the boppy was great for my husband. He's a tall, skinny, bony man, and that thing helped him hold our son comfortably while he rocked. LO never latched so I pumped. It was great to prop him for tummy time, now he's 9 months (7 corrected) and we use it as a lounge cushion for him to drink his own bottle, and then behind him while he practices sitting. TL:DR we had a hundred uses for the boppy outside of breastfeeding, so WORTH IT!

We used our boopy sooo much the first few months. My husband used it even more than I did. It really helps make holding the baby while they eat/nap more comfortable.

I had no troubles with the boppy and I wasn't small before or after pregnancy. One thing I like about it is that it is still useful almost 3 years later. My daughter calls is her milk pillow and drinks milk laying on it while I read books to her. She props her stuffed animals up with it and plays pretend. The simple shape, I think, lends to a longer useful lifespan than the my breast friend.

I have both my Brest friend and the boppy and use both extensively! Mbf gets a ton of use during the day on the couch while boppy is better suited for the glider in the nursery, the arms make mbf feel quite chunky whereas boppy's squishiness and maneuverability is perfect for those night feeds. LO curls around me and we snuggle through cozy night feeds

I found both the Boppy and My Breast Friend on FB marketplace in like new condition and ended up liking the Boppy more because I didn't need to clip it on and then unclip it with my hands that were still not recovered from pregnancy carpal tunnel. I was really happy I took someone's advice and took the Boppy with me to the hospital as it was so much nicer than trying to stack flat hospital pillows, and I am glad I bought the waterproof cover for it online to ensure the pillow itself didn't get ...

I always loved my boppy (and still use it daily at 14 months lol) but I recently watched (hate watched lol) 19 kids and counting and I was blown away with how easily Michelle could just BF while out and about with the my breast friend. Made me wish I'd gotten that instead

Can do without, but boppy also does double as a good tummy time prop and playtime (awake) lounger as well if that helps!

Yes! I had a Boppy, but I used one more similar to the brestfriend style at my lactation consultant appointments and I preferred that style. I very rarely nursed without one, I found trying to hold him on very awkward and difficult and my son had latch problems so just all around not a good combo to go without.

i hated the boppy for nursing. however, it was great for the following: tummy time, small kids holding baby, helping baby sit up (all the way supported), helping baby sit with only a little support (the ends of the pillow at babes hips) & for laying her in to bottle feed her when i can't have both hands free (i don't prop feed, i just use one hand and don't have to hold her if i'm too busy) ETA: i have a very short torso, so it was just too bulky for me. it also makes a great plate holder for ...