I am not sure who requested this information .  The favorite pillow in my
facility is the Boston Billow.  It is crescent shaped with some light weight
filler..malleable.,very portable and easy to wash.  Cover is removable.
Feels good under the arms of any of the family who is holding the
newborn(s).  Particularly helpful for MOT with c/section tummy tenderness.
Rated by my mother's group  as most comfortable , most practical.
Beadie Cambardella RN IBCLC
Atlanta, GA
----- Original Message -----
From: "Cindy Curtis, RN, IBCLC" <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Sunday, September 08, 2002 7:09 AM
Subject: Re: Nursing Pillow


> I prefer that same pillow for single babies as well. Its offers arm
support
> for moms that the others don't and when baby starts to sit up, they can
put
> it on a clean floor and let baby sit in the half circle of it..... that is
> the only one we carry. We have a sample of My Breast Friend too, and moms
> just don't like the way you have to strap it around their back and the
boppy
> is too flat and light.
> Cindy
>
> > Which pillow do you all prefer?  I know that no special pillow is needed
> to
> > breastfeed but since I do carry the EZ2Nurse Twins pillow (which in my
> > opinion and experience is a huge help with twin nursing), I would like
to
> > also carry one that is good for singletons as well... Any preferences
out
> > there?  Thanks, Ann IBCLC, LLLL
> >

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