This is a must for the breastfeeding mama!

For my first I had the common “U” shaped pillow and that worked alright. This time around (my second) I was gifted this pillow and was EXTREMELY hesitant to use it. At first it seemed very awkward for me and I did not like it at all ( mind you I was bottle feeding as he did not latch and it didn’t feel like I had him in a good position to feed)
He has recently been able to latch and this pillow is a godsend. It puts him in the perfect position and helps me free up a hand so I can help support his back since he tends to get distracted and lean back to look around. This pillow is great, it’s nice and firm and has a pocket! I would definitely recommend this to any mama who is breast feeding

Super amazing breastfeeding pillow

Since becoming a mother 3 months ago and breastfeeding exclusively, this pillow has been a godsend. It has great lumbar support, is adjustable, and is a comfortable width for baby to lay on or even cuddle. Definitely one of my favourite baby items.

The best nursing pillow

I had a few different kinds of nursing pillows when I was breastfeeding and this is my favorite. It's a little pricey, but it's about the same price as a high end pillow. I really loved the back support and the ability to strap it on to keep it in place.

I love this pillow. I had it right from my babe's birth and I still am using it (over a year later). The best thing is that this pillow over a year later is still in MINT condition! It looks / smells / feels like the day I bought it. I've had to nurse a without it and i hated it. I've also converted my sister in law to this pillow as well, she used standard u shaped nursing pillows with her first and hated them. Tried mine out and shes hooked - bought one for herself and her next one isn't due for another 6 months.

The one consistent complaint I saw prior to purchase was that it doesn't fit "curvy" girls. Well I think it'll fit all curvy girls. It would not fit someone who is obese. You could just use the front piece and not clip up the back but I love that it clips me in. It's nice for back support especially in the early days when all you are doing is feeding!

I didn't like this product at all it was very uncomfortable..i took my back for one that was just u shaped and it was much better. I wouldn't recommend this

I found this product extremely uncomfortable and my son seemed to be uncomfortable as well. I found it extremely difficult to get it around me and positioned well while holding my son. I guess because it isn't adjustable it makes it hard to grow with a growing baby like a soft pillow can do.

This pillow was given to me by a friend who swore by it for her son. Its the only one I have used so I don't have much to compare - but its the only one I need. It is fantastic. Fits around me perfectly, and great support for my son. The cover washes well for when my son spits up on it. Definitely recommend it :)

Unfortunately, I couldn't breastfeed for very long - but I did get a chance to try out this pillow. It is extremely comfortable, and easy to use. It sits well around your body, and has some great cover colours to choose from.

Although this pillow took some getting use to, I now use it exclusively for breast feeding. I like the raised bumps that provide head support for my daughter and I feel that it provides a better "shelf" for her to be positioned properly while feeding (ensuring she doesn't roll). This pillow has helped me to have a better latch and now we have better feedings.

The only negatives as other reviews have mentioned is that it's a bit awkward to remove once you've finished feeding, but I find if you quietly release the buckle, you can remove before putting your baby down.

I didn't use this pillow much with my first and I don't plan on using it at all with my second. It was alright to put on (when you don't have a baby in your hand) because you can click it in to keep it secure. I agree with the previous poster that said it doesn't slip while you're using it (but then again, neither does a regular pillow - at least for me.) The difficult part is what to do with it when you're done feeding and you have baby in your arms, this thing wrapped around your waist and you need to put baby down. It is very difficult to do so properly when the pillow makes you stand far from the basinette or crib. And with a baby in your arms, you can't really unbuckle yourself without having both hands off the baby, which I'm not willing to chance! I have made sure my friends stay far away from this pillow. I may get a boppy (but I plan on reading the reviews on here first!) or just use a regular pillow, like I did with my first born once I abandoned the "brest friend".