Chicco Boppy Nursing Pillow for Infants 0+ Months, Ergonomic Shape with Miracle Middle Insert – Nursing Pillow and Baby Nest for Breastfeeding and Bottle Feeding

Price: £29.99 - £22.99
(as of Mar 12,2021 19:43:05 UTC – Details)

Boppy nursing pillow is ideal for mothers and their babies from an early age. From 0 months it is the optimal solution to support breastfeeding; from 3 months it becomes a tender nest for relaxation after eating; from 6 months it is a comfortable aid for motor experimentation and the development of coordination; finally, from 9 months it can be used as a comfortable seat cushion. Thanks to the consistency of its padding, it helps the mother to maintain a comfortable position while breastfeeding. The pillow also provides babies with the right support, helping them to maintain a comfortable and natural position during feeding. Inside the pillow is the special Miracle Middle insert that adapts to the mother’s body and will not lose its shape and texture over time, even after repeated washing. The Boppy breastfeeding pillow is recommended by Italian midwives (Study conducted by the Chicco and Art Observatory, The Resource Alliance, in 2012, with a sample of more than 200 Italian midwives). The Boppy cushion and cover are fully machine washable and can be tumble dried for maximum hygiene.
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FOLLOWS THE GROWTH OF THE BABY: The Boppy pillow follows the motor development of the child, accompanying them in their progress, from support for breastfeeding to a nest for relaxation up to a pillow for learning to sit
COMFORTABLE: The special fibre padding remains soft and compact even after repeated washing and allows the mother to maintain a comfortable position
PRACTICAL INSERT: Inside the pillow there is the special Miracle Middle insert, in order to adapt to the body of the mother and preserve shape and consistency over time
WASHABLE: The Boppy feeding pillow and cover are fully machine washable and can be tumble dried for optimal hygiene
RECOMMENDED: The Boppy pillow is recommended by Italian obstetricians and tested by the Chicco observatory