Baby Jem Back Support Pregnant & Feeding Pillow (Assorted)

Product Description:

With the increasing weight in the third trimester of the pregnancy, it becomes very uncomfortable for a would-be mother to sleep or lay down or support the back. The pain increases as the weight gain increase with the approaching due date. This pillow is designed to bring comfort to the mother during pregnancy and after birth for feeding the baby. The padded pillow supports your belly as well as back while you are pregnant. Also, after birth, it gets converted as a breastfeeding pillow. This will support you while feeding your baby. Since the baby is held in a correct position due to the support of the pillow, he/she does not suck air bubbles during feeding and free from gastric trouble. Once your baby starts sitting after the 6th month of age, then you can also use this pillow as a sitting cushion.

• The pillow is lightweight and best for carrying anywhere while traveling and supporting yourself for breastfeeding
• This is a must-have multipurpose pillow for every mother as it is used as a support while you are pregnant, for breastfeeding, and also as a sitting cushion when your baby starts sitting after six months of age
• The pillow is made with 100% soft cotton material and is very sensitive to the skin of your baby
• The baby pillow supports your back and belly and makes you comfortable during your sleep hours and help reduce your baby weight pain
  

How to use:

• During pregnancy, unfasten the pillow and position yourself comfortably on the pillow to support yourself wherever you need, either belly or back
• While feeding your baby, unfasten the pillow, place it sideways and insert the clasp
• Place it near your breast comfortably so the baby is properly placed and can latch easily on the nipple to suck bubble-free milk
• You can also recline backward to support your back
• Adjust the pillow as and when required, and with your other hand, you can swaddle your baby

• If the pillow is not appropriately adjusted to the breast height it may be difficult for your baby to latch to the nipple
• There are no standardized sizes available for women with different body types