- SKU: BD-1285-01
Arm nursing pillow
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Description
All new mothers (and new fathers) know the feeling: baby falls asleep during feeding, their head rests on your forearm... and your arm gradually goes numb, millimeter by millimeter, while you dare not move. This forearm nursing pillow was created exactly for this: slipped over your forearm, it adds a layer of softness between your skin and baby's head, allowing their little head to rest comfortably while your arm can breathe, so no one has to interrupt the moment.
Ultra-lightweight and compact, it is the perfect portable companion to the large nursing pillow: it goes with you from room to room, slips into your diaper bag, and is handy everywhere—at your grandparents' house, when visiting, or in the car when parked. Its soft fiber filling and ultra-soft cotton-polyester fabric are gentle on delicate newborn skin, and four adorable designs complete the newborn essentials: animals, grey stripes, multicolored letters, and stars.
Discover the large sizes in our collection of nursing pillows for feeding at home, and make playtime even more comfortable with our Maternity & Nursing collection.
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