by Adrienne Hodges posted in Products & Prizes

Adjusting to breastfeeding can be a struggle. Finding the right nursing pillow can help. I tried three different pillows during the first month of my daughter's life, each time assuming that when I found the perfect pillow I'd throw the others out. Instead I ended up with a house that included three different breastfeeding "stations."
Each pillow ended up having its own special talent.
Relieve Back Pain: The One Z

This is the single child version of a breastfeeding pillow originally designed for multiples (the Twin Z). The wraparound design gives users a built-in back pillow. When guests offered to hold my sleeping infant, I'd strap them into this because I knew both parties would be comfortable with no extra propping. Perfect Your Breastfeeding Form: My Brest Friend

This was the pillow recommended by my lactation consultant and, honestly, it's less of a pillow and more of a clip-on table (I ate a bowl of oatmeal off it). The firmness of the foam prevents baby from sliding out of position and putting torque on your nipple. Two headrest lumps make sure your newborn stays awake for a full feeding. The flat surface encouraged me to sit straight and bring baby to the breast instead of the other way around.

Nurse In Bed: The Original Boppy

The Original Boppy was the very first item on my baby registry and the simplest pillow of the bunch. With no straps or clasps, the Boppy became my go-to pillow for nighttime feedi...