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566175 tn?1278430472

EZ2 Nurse "twin boppy pillow"

Has anybody used a twin boppy pillow?  Or is a regular boppy (used for a singleton) sufficient?
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Hi! It has been a really long time since I have been on! Here is my experience with both. The bobby does not fit that well around the waist and I actually didn't even like it with my dd singleton for breastfeeding but I do love it for sitting the babies in though so you may want to buy for that purpose but not for b/f. The EZ2 nurse pillow is awesome! Whether you tandem feed, which I did and loved, or feed one on one, the EZ2 is just so stable and holds the baby or babies nice and secure. One of the nurses in the NICU said she was going to buy one for her daughter because she liked it so much and she was pregnant with a singleton.

At any rate, I am not using mine anymore so if you want it, I will send to you for free if you want to just pay for the shipping. It is the one with the pink cover so perfect for your girls : ) Send me a message if you are interested. The cover has been off and washed.

Talk soon,

~t
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566175 tn?1278430472
Good points.   Thank you!  
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I couldn't nurse both babies together... one they get heavy very soon (together)
two to latch a premie baby  itself is a big job...let alone two and maintain the latch/keep them awake.
and three ... after a c-section..u still feel 6 months preggo...so I know that boppy for sure doesn't fit around the well that well.
Sorry if I couldn't help...
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