Dream On Me Beeboo Nursing Pillow and Positioner, Breastfeeding and Bottlefeeding Pillow, Removable and Washable Pillow Cover, Soft and Breathable Fabric, Pink

great quality at a great price.
I ordered this for my sister-in-law who is due November 14th. It is the perfect price and great quality. Super soft and perfect for the little one on the way! The cover seems to be very easy to remove and wash, and the color is very vibrant- just like the photos! The price point is the best part aside from the quality. This was around $15-$20 as competitors are priced at $30-$40.

Great for tummy time, feeding, and naps!
I was afraid that this would be kind of flat, but it surpassed my expectations. It’s nice and fluffy. I popped it in the dryer on high heat to give it a little extra fluff. I’ve washed the cover already, but you can’t tell. It looks brand new. I don’t use this much for breastfeeding, as my guy prefers side lying. However, it’s great for tummy time and for propping him up for a nap or after a feed for reflux babies, under supervision of course.

Good pillow
Great nursing pillow for the price. Worked just as good as name brands. Very pleased with it

Important things to know before purchasing
I am a forty year old adult with a disability that affects my muscles and from eye to toe and my ability to balance. As such, I have a hard time maintaining a proper position while sitting.I’ve been a childcare provider since the mid 1990s and I’m very familiar with nursing pillows.With age my condition has steadily declined and the last 5 years just sitting on the couch has become incredibly painful. As I was watching TV a few weeks ago I repositioned the throw pillow under my hip and the body pillow behind and to the side of me and I thought, “God, I wish I had a Boppy.”Boppys have always been expensive but I didn’t realize how expensive they’ve gotten–$60 to $70 for the most basic and a lot of reviews say they get flat fast. That’s not in my budget.I thought about generic offerings and they’re not much less expensive and I wasn’t sure they wouldn’t be immediately flat.Then I found these from Dream on Me. I reputable company known for cribs and crib mattresses, surely their pillows would be good. And $15?! For a pillow with a removable zipper cover, that’s a steal!…For me, and adult using this pillow as I do, yes. It’s a great deal and a definite steal with a slight modification and fluffing before I use it. I’d say it’s a solid 4-star product.If you’re a parent or caregiver using this pillow for infant feeding or infant positioning with a near 100% chance of bodily fluids and no time for fluffing before use? Unless you are on an extreme budget just skip it.Things you should know:-The inner “pillow” is not machine washable and I would be surprised if it were even able to be spot cleaned. The tag says, “DO NOT wash filling.” It’s basically made of the “fabric” of cheap reusable grocery bags.-As of February 2023, my pillow cover has a covered zipper. It’s actually really hard to see with the gray and white zigzag pattern called “Noir Black.”-That’s right. The Noir Black pillow cover is 100% gray and white. Nothing like the picture that is cream/gray looking and certainly not anything remotely near black. What the hell?-Compared to a Boppy from 20 years ago with cotton cover that isn’t removable that shrinks to the pillow after washing and drying the Dream on Me pillow is under stuffed. It’s squishy and prone to flatness even after the 12-24 hour waiting period after releasing it from its vacuum sealed bag. Since I am an adult and there is no risk of a child getting a hold of my pillow, taking it apart and putting things in their mouth I got in my kitchen junk drawer and got out two asparagus bands and forced as much fluff out of the arms into the center of the pillow as possible and wrapped the excess fabric at the tip of each end with the bands. Once it’s back inside the washable cover it’s not visible and I don’t feel them as lumpy or anything and I sit on the pillow, put it behind me as a cushion with a center cut out, I also use it as lateral support with my trunk in the middle and each end on my right or left, use it as a prop to my right side and use it as a cradle for my top leg between my knees when side-lying.For my purpose these issues aren’t a huge deal. I doubt it will ever see more action than pet hair or dust so the lack of washable inner isn’t an issue. With a baby I’d say it’s fine for a year or 18-months but it won’t be able to be used for subsequent kids because it will likely be grody and stinky.If your baby is smaller and lighter the fact that it’s not quite as filled might be a bonus.The polyester/cotton blend cover is fine. It’s soft enough. I’ve seen better and worse. For what it’s worth, it looks well made. So, even if the pillow doesn’t work out for $15 you will have a cover which isn’t bad.So, it’s a 2-4 star product depending on who is using and why.It doesn’t come in giftable packaging it’s in a clear vacuum sealed bag with a product card and a registration card. Some people will love this and others will hate it. Know which is your recipient should you choose to gift this.The last thing I’ll mention is the shipping package. I want you to be surprised and find it as laughable as my household did but it’s important to know for others so spoilers ahead:This thing ships in what is likely a play yard mattress sized box. It’s absolutely enormous but very, very thin (like 3-in.) so it’s comical as hell, however it may possibly pose and issue for apartment dwellers and those that live in windy places.