SEBRA Nursing Pillow Nightfall Dreamy Rose

Comfortable and ergonomic nursing pillow featuring a print from Sebra’s Nightfall theme – a story about everything that takes place when the day draws to a close - seen here in the colour dreamy rose. With organic cotton cover and recycled polyester filling in the pillow. Here, the nursing pillow comes plain on one side and with the Nightfall print on the other. The nursing pillow features piping as a lovely additional detail. Optimum comfort is important when nursing or bottle feeding, and an ergonomically-shaped nursing pillow can make a huge difference and prevent pain in the neck, lower back, arms and shoulders. This nursing pillow, shaped like a horseshoe, is designed to be placed around the waist to provide perfect support. The pillow is firm and full, letting you rest at a convenient height and in a convenient position while you breast or bottle feed your child. The nursing pillow can also be used in bed during pregnancy, to support the stomach, and as a pillow under your baby to help it learn to lie on its belly and train its muscles. Later, the nursing pillow can be used as back support when it is time for your child to learn to sit up unaided. The pillow’s filling consists of recycled polyester, ensuring good fullness, shape and height. Because of its satin weave, which creates a denser, softer and smoother surface, the organic cotton cover has a silky, glossy and exclusive feel. The cover is equipped with a quality YKK zipper, so the cover is easy to remove. Washing: cover – machine washable at 60 degrees. The nursing pillow was designed in Denmark. WARNING! Keep away from fire. About the Nightfall theme Darkness falls and calm descends in the small homes. Outside, the moon lights up the night sky and thousands of twinkling stars appear, creating a magical ceiling. Together with cute nocturnal animals, Sebra takes the child all the way into the forest in the middle of the night. The animals of the night move around in the dark landscape, creating fascinating shadows. The shadows sometimes look like entirely new creatures, and the imagination can really be put to the test when moonlight is reflected in shining eyes or when it casts shadows on ancient tree trunks.