no diggin this product like everyone else! i couldn't breast feed so i couldn't use it for that... she hated it for tummy time and trying to use it to help her sit up... now i'm stuck with a boppy pillow that i can't use for anything! at least it came with a free subscription to parents magazine!

My mom made me one for less than half the price and it was the same exact thing, minus the expensive price tag. My daughter will be five in January and still uses hers all the time. Wouldn't buy one because of the price but love the product.

I insisted on having a boppy and i hated it.. very useless.. it didnt help me breastfeed any easier.. it was more difficult.. my baby also hated laying in it. and you cannot wash it without it becoming lumpy.. horrible product and waste of $!!!!

I didnt like my Boppy at all! It was way too low. I found a great nursing pillow on line called Shuga Bebe Couture. It's absolutely amazing and truly a life saver. I have carpel tunnel and needed help keeping my baby elevated. This pillow is alot higher so it makes makes breastfeeding him more comfortable. It was definitely worth the investment. Its the best nursing pillow in my opinion.

Bad Bought one of these because they were so highly recommend & this thing is a complete waste of money, it's super sick both by itself & with a cover, doesn't stay in place, baby slides off, doesn't fit around you unless your super tiny, save yourself time & money & go get the Brest Friend pillow, it's a 1000 times better!

i have noticed that most women really liked this, i just couldnt get comfortable with it and my son really hated lying on it, what i ended up doing was just putting a pillow under the arm that supported his head so my arm didnt get tired and that worked better for me. this did come in handy when it was time for tummy time though, but so does a less expensive pillow.

It's well rounded product

Great if you are skinny and have a small chest. The only one that worked for me was a well used one the LC had. I prefer the My Brest Friend.

I did not like the Boppy at all. My baby slipped between me and the pillow when I tried to use it--the My Brest Friend Pillow is far better for nursing. Because I had the Boppy anyway, I would prop my baby up on it and tried using it for tummy time, but even that was just OK. I do not share the Boppy love.

I found the boppy pillow awkward and uncomfortable for nursing. I am an average sized person and slimmed up fairly fast after giving birth, and I found the boppy difficult to get around my midsection. I even watched a YouTube video thinking I was missing something. For me, it was easier to use a couple of normal pillows for breastfeeding. My daughter was too small to enjoy it in the first few months, it would swallow her. By the time she was two months, she would squirm or roll out of it. The best use I did find for it was to sit on it, like a donut, to relieve pressure after I gave birth.

The Boppy it self was a great tool when I breast feed, however, they are way to expensive and I found another brand that is the same pillow for half the price. I use these one on the go. Going with the less expensive one was best for me because you will need to get different covers to keep it clean and the Boppy covers were outrageous in price

I did not find this very useful for me when nursing, however I did use it when he started trying to sit up though. It was a great support for him then.

I hardly used this pillow. I won't be buying it again.

I know everyone loves the Boppy, and as far as function goes I do too. I had my Boppy for less then a month before the seams started ripping out and the cotton started coming out. I contacted customer service and was told I could be sent a new one if I shipped the old one back at my expense. It seemed like more trouble then it was worth so I used safety pins to close it off until the other side ripped and then in the trash it went.

I think the Boppy is a great invention. The only thing is, is that I had a C-section and it kind of hurt me (the Boppy). I would also say this pillow is a little hard for those of us that are bigger. It's great for helping babies sit up, though.