Becoming a new mother is a truly wonderful experience but one thing is for sure, it's not always easy! Whether you're in the early stages of pregnancy and suffering from that unforgettable pregnancy nausea, or in the third trimester on the final stretch, or even have your little one snuggled in your arms right now, chances are you're feeling a little tired and in need of some pampering. And that's why any products that help to make life a little bit easier in those early days of pregnancy and parenthood are an absolute godsend. This month I was delighted to be given the opportunity to review the Mother&Baby Organic Cotton Feeding and Infant Support Pillow from CuddleCo.
I've been breastfeeding my baby boy for seven months now and whilst I am truly grateful for this experience, it can sometimes leave me feeling a little sore and achy. I had been using a couple of square cushions when breastfeeding; one for behind my back and one for him to lie on but sometimes I don't seem to position them correctly which means my back and shoulders feel sore and my baby can't quite latch on correctly which then causes me a bit of discomfort. Even seven months in, it is still a bit of trial and error on occasions and so I couldn't wait to review the support pillow from CuddleCo to see if it made any difference.The pillow is also great for helping you to support your baby when he/she is in your arms. I have been propping it underneath him when I'm cuddling him to sleep which is both comfortable for him and gives my arms a rest. It would be a great support for bottle feeds too.
We have also used the pillow to help support him to sit up. He can't quite sit himself up yet without flopping to the side so the pillow helps to keep him supported and upright.
I loved testing the Mother&Baby Organic Cotton Feeding and Infant Support Pillow. It is multifunctional, made with high quality materials and definitely helped make life a little easier! It's a thumbs up from me!
*I was kindly gifted the product in exchange for an honest review.
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