Gonneke, it's not a joke.  I initially passed this booth by at ILCA 
thinking what I was least interested in was another nursing pillow, but 
ended up buying one.  I am anxiously awaiting the promised hospital 
cover so I can try it out.  My hope is that it works and is comfortable 
and would encourage more mother-baby togetherness at night in the 
hospital.  As it is now, babies are not supposed to be in mother's bed 
if mom is sleeping (per the hospital lawyer, I have debated this already 
at endless meetings).  So what happens is:  mom nurses, baby falls 
asleep, mom puts baby back in the crib, baby wakes up, mom repeats the 
procedure until she's had it and sends baby back to the nursery (or asks 
for a pacifier, or formula).  No telling whether it will be okayed by 
the folks in charge if it DOES seem to be useful, but it looks like it 
might.  Baby couldn't roll out of it, mom couldn't roll onto baby.  I'm 
optimistic; I'll report back when I've tried it and I'd love to hear 
from others about this product.

Becky Krumwiede, RN, IBCLC
Appleton, Wisconsin

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