As a new mother, you have enough to do without needing to continually experiment and improvise for the perfect foot rest. You may have experienced that the joy of breastfeeding can be overshadowed by back and neck pain with improper posture while nursing. My Brest Friend’s Adjustable Nursing Stool was designed to alleviate those unnecessary stresses and encourages improved positioning for mother and child.

Quickly Adjusts To Accommodate Changing Needs

Easy-to-use by design, the Adjustable Nursing Stool can be customized to meet your exact specifications quickly and without tools. Simply turn the knobs to lock into position when you find the best angle that’s right for you. Re-adjust if need be whenever you switch chairs or when friends or relatives want to take a turn with baby.

Use Beyond Your Maternity Needs

Made with sustainable rubber wood, the solid construction will last for years to come. Minimal assembly required for this lightweight design. Includes no-slip grip strips that provide added stability whether you’re nursing in your favorite maternity socks or one of your bigger little ones is using it as a step stool in bare feet. Feet stay firmly planted on the stool, eliminating any jarring slips or sudden movements.

Popular Positions for Nursing

Football: Mom puts her arm under her baby and supports them using her palm on their back and to support their head. Lay them down on a pillow next to you with their head at the end pointing down toward your feet, then put your arm underneath them and bring them up to your breast with their nose in line with the nipple, holding them similar to the way you would a football.

Cradle: Your baby will be on its back horizontally and resting comfortably. If you’re feeding from the left breast, its head will rest in the crook of that same arm. The rest of your arm will be under the baby’s back and you’ll need to make sure that its spine, neck and head are fully supported while its nose is in line with the nipple from which they are feeding.

Relax & Snuggle: Mom can lay on her side propped up with pillows behind her and the baby is laid on their side next to her at her breast, using the breastfeeding pillow to keep them in place. Bring your arm over your head to cradle your baby’s head and make sure it is properly placed at your breast as they feed.