Baby Feeding Pillow | Self-Feeding Bottle Holder for Infants, Hands Free Nursing Pillow
Baby Feeding Pillow | Self-Feeding Bottle Holder for Infants, Hands Free Nursing Pillow
Prop the bottle, free your hands — feeding time just got easier
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Anyone who's fed a baby at 3am knows the arm cramp is real. This pillow holds the bottle at the right angle so baby can feed while you actually get a minute — eat something, answer a text, breathe. Soft cover comes off for washing, it's light enough to toss in the diaper bag, and the owl print is just cute
Product Details
Product Details
Feeding a newborn is a fulltime job on its own, and this pillow takes one piece of the load off. It holds the bottle steady so the baby can selffeed without you propping it by hand for twenty minutes straight.
Cover's polyester, filling's PP cotton soft but it holds its shape after washing. The curved support also takes pressure off the back of the baby's head during feeding. Pull the cover off when it gets messyf, toss it in the wash. Small enough to keep in the diaper bag for feeds outside the house too.
Key Features
Props the bottle at a steady angle so baby can feed handsfree
Cover comes off completely for machine washing no spotcleaning gymnastics
Curved head support eases pressure on the back of baby's head
Packs flat, doesn't take up much room in a diaper bag
Owl print, teal color doesn't look like hospital equipment
FAQs
Can I leave my baby alone with this while it feeds?
No stay with your baby the whole time. This just holds the bottle at an angle; it doesn't replace supervision.
What age is it actually good for?
Newborns through the early bottlefeeding months. If you're not sure it's right for your baby's age or feeding needs, check with your pediatrician first.
Does the cover actually come off, or is that just marketing?
It comes off. Unzip it, throw it in the wash, put it back on. The filling inside stays put.
Will this help with the flat spot on the back of my baby's head?
The curve is designed to take some pressure off that area during feeds. It's not a medical treatment, just a bit of relief during the time the baby spends on it.
Is it bulky to carry around?
Not really it folds down small enough for a diaper bag side pocket.
