Can you fit a boppy pillow comfortably around your waist?
1169436
I have to shove it in between the arm rests but it does fit very snug. I like it tight because then it doesn't move anywhere with a squirming baby.
1169437
I don't know? I wasn't buying because I'd had a baby. I Just wanted to rock Grandkids
1169438
It would be tight. I didn't use a Bobby for nursing because my son was really long and he and the pillow wouldn't fit.
1716456
You can if you don't mind your body bent above the waist. A longer wedge which reached down to the hips would be more comfortable, but no one makes them.
1325626
Not very. It is nice quality terry and fits snugly around pillow. There is some give to material.
1577389
No, not really. It doesn't wrap around your body like a regular Boppy does, but it's worth it to have both the regular Boppy and this one!
588283
I don't have that size but I would caution that the more narrow smaller ones I tend to roll off of. THe pillow could be turned to your feet if it were an issue so buy based on the width you want.
1379986
Sure, you could relax against them, but they will collapse a bit. They do not hold there form in a pillow case, as they do not fill the case in a plump and attractive way. But if the price is right for you to buy as a "lounging" pillow it should okay. Not great, but okay.
616096
Honestly , My opinion is no . A standard or memory pillow has work better for meThe Design Makes It Difficult To Adjust Too.
2064635
Yes, you can! I just bought this pillow last week, queen size. It was too high for me, so i opened one end, removed almost two grocery bags full of stuffing(its just loose foam pieces ). Now its perfect, fits in the pillowcase better too. I'm saving the stuffing in case i need to add some later.
1624294
I think that should not be a problem as long as your head is on a pillow so you aren't completely flat.
165032
technically you can, yes. remove the pillows first, though, in order to make the baby fit.
1483810
That might work OK, but keep in mind that the pillow is quite small. Folding it in half would make for a tiny pillow.
888582
Definitely, yes. It would be fluffy enough, but not big enough in surface area. I didn't realize that the company made a less-fill pillow though, so you might want to email the owner and see if they have a larger one? It can't hurt to ask!
660001
It could be, but it's a little large for that. I would suggest using a long pillow, such as a body pillow for repositioning.
1930645
I don't lie flat so tried this to see if the PadPillow would work. I am not heavy, so have no stigma to rest it on, but I put a small pillow underneath at the back to prop it forward, and it worked fine. I may try this position for myself.
2104249
I think it would be too big for that. I'd check Amazon for cervical pillows first. Also it is probably too firm for comfort as it's designed for conforming to the weight of your body at the lumbar region.
1679434
Yes. Just give it a slight turn when feeding on the other side. It still gives you the back support needed. I love it over the boppy!
1734149
I think so but it would be thick around your waist (and possibly very uncomfortable).