What makes the Boppy Pillow so popular:
- New Miracle Middle® stretch panel to fit every waist size
- Feed baby in an ergonomically correct position
- Provides support for tired arms and necks
- Best spot for babies lying, playing and learning to sit
- Versatile- many uses as your baby grows
- Slip cover included- easily removable
 Sitting
It’s a little harder than it looks when you’re just a beginner.
As your baby’s trunk muscles get stronger, you can use your Boppy
pillow to prop him up so he can practice sitting. Add some toys and a
play mirror to look into, and baby will forget he’s working those abs.
Before long, he’ll be sitting like a pro. And of course, the Boppy
pillow is always there to add some cushioning in case sitting turns
into toppling over.
Supporting
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The Boppy pillow offers ergonomically correct support for you and
baby while nursing or bottle feeding, so you can hold him to your
heart’s content. It’s also a cozy, safe nest where your baby can lie on
tummy or back and check out the world. Later, the Boppy pillow will
give welcome support as he learns to sit. And as your child grows, it
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 Propping
It's a great big magical world out there. Especially if you've never
seen it before. That's why babies love to be propped up in their Boppys
to take it all in. Even brand new babies. You can easily take your
Boppy from room to room, so baby knows you're always there. And
propping up after feeding reduces reflux. That's good because reflux
makes babies a little cranky, and sometimes a little messy.
 Tummy Time
Strengthens the muscles babies need to (watch out mom) CRAWL.
Your Boppy pillow is just what the doctor ordered for tummy time. Try
placing baby on his tummy with arms extended over the Boppy pillow.
Place a mirror and toys within baby’s reach to keep him interested so
that he extends his play time.
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98% of Boppy® pillow owners say it’s the best functioning feeding
pillow. (The other 2% were probably nursing at the time and couldn’t
answer the phone.)
How the Boppy pillow helps keep baby right where she belongs, close to your heart.
In an ergonomic study, results showed that the Boppy pillow provides
the support you need to reduce strain on your arms, shoulders and neck,
whether you choose to nurse or bottle feed. That’s because when you
slip the Boppy pillow around your waist, your baby is supported at
breast level. So instead of leaning forward and straining your muscles,
you sit in a more upright and comfortable position. Your arms can also
rest on the pillow top, giving you even more support. That will come as
a welcome relief when your baby gets bigger and feeding times get
longer.
Bottle Feeding
Moms and dads, grandmas and grandpas, everyone feeding baby will
appreciate the comfortable support of the Boppy pillow. Just slip the
Boppy pillow around your waist and place baby’s back or side on the
pillow. Let your arms rest on the pillow, too, for even more support.
It’s so easy, you might even let big brother feed the baby, and perhaps
delay a little sibling rivalry.
Breastfeeding
Cradle Hold
The cradle hold is the most common nursing position, with baby
positioned on her side and supported in the comfy nest of the Boppy
pillow. Slip your Boppy pillow around your waist, wrap your arms around
baby and place the base of her head in the crook of your arm. Support
her back with your forearm, and the buttocks or thighs with your hand.
Your opposite hand can support the breast if needed. Be sure to rest
your arms on the pillow to relieve pressure and fatigue.
Football Hold
The football position is another popular way to nurse baby,
especially if you’ve had a Caesarean, or if you’re feeding a preemie or
twins. Place the Boppy pillow around your waist and sit tall in a chair
or sofa. Baby’s head and back are supported along the side of the Boppy
pillow as you help guide his legs behind you. Your opposite hand can
support the breast if needed.
Side-Lying Position
In the side-lying position, you can nurse baby while you rest in
bed. Use your Boppy pillow to support your shoulders and neck, then
cradle baby into your side, pulling his belly close to yours.
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