When my daughter was born three weeks early, I was worried she’d have a hard time breastfeeding. Luckily, she latched right away and nursed like a pro. I brought a travel nursing pillow with me to the hospital, and I immediately realized it wasn’t a great fit for me. Once we got home, I tried out the other nursing pillows I had — but they all had downsides. Some required me to hunch to reach my tiny newborn, others got too hot during long nursing sessions, and others just didn’t sit comfortably on my waist/lap. When I tried the Momcozy MaxSupport Nursing Pillow, I knew I had found my perfect fit.
Honestly, the experience of testing out different nursing pillows made me feel a bit like Goldilocks; some were too big, some were too small, but the Momcozy MaxSupport Nursing Pillow was just right. Here’s what I love about the Momcozy nursing pillow:
Posture-Perfect Feeding Comfort
One of the hardest things about breastfeeding is finding comfortable positions that don’t hurt your neck, shoulders, and back. No matter how many lactation consultants and nurses tell you “bring the baby to your breast,” it’s hard to avoid contorting yourself to make sure your baby has a good angle. With the Momcozy MaxSupport Nursing Pillow, you don’t have to bend your body into weird positions. I simply place the pillow on my lap, wrap the strap around my waist and buckle it, and make sure the lumbar support pillow is centered on my back. I love that the pillow lifts my daughter to breast-level — it allows me to relax my arms and shoulders, maintaining better posture. The pillow is also wider than previous versions, so there’s plenty of space for your arms (no more numb arms!). The combination of the 28% wider cushion and firm 45D memory foam base keeps baby elevated and stable, reducing strain and promoting natural alignment for both of us.
Comfort Meets Certified Safety
The pillow is incredibly comfortable for baby and has great safety features that many other pillows don’t have. It’s made of ergonomic memory foam, which is soft, supportive, and contours to baby’s body. Additionally, it has a security fence that keeps baby from rolling away while nursing. The comfort arm pillow is made of a breathable material to keep baby’s head cool and dry (which was a must for me since my daughter was born in the spring). The pillow also has velcro and clip straps to keep it securely attached to your waist — I love this feature because once it’s on, it’s on, even if your baby moves or squirms.
And unlike many older pillows that no longer meet current regulations, the MaxSupport Nursing Pillow is fully compliant with the 2024 CPSC safety standards — with certified firmness, safe feeding angles, and a protective structure to prevent suffocation and falls. It’s one of the few options on the market specifically upgraded for today’s safety expectations.
Versatile Uses
Nursing pillows aren’t just great for breastfeeding; they can be helpful for bottle feeding, skin to skin time, and contact naps. That’s why it’s so great that the Momcozy MaxSupport Nursing Pillow works for both moms and dads (as well as grandparents and other caregivers). Depending on your baby, you might not need a nursing pillow after a few months — but that’s not a problem. This pillow allows you to continue using it even after your baby transitions away from needing nursing support. You can use it as a lounge pillow and a sitting support as your baby gets older.
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