How it works
Three steps to free arms
Wrap it around your waist
The U-shaped pillow sits snug against you, right where your baby rests.
Clip the strap over your shoulder
The strap takes the weight, so the pillow stays up instead of sliding down.
Baby settles in, your arms rest
Your baby lies on the pillow, close to you. You stay right there, with your arms free.
Illustrations for guidance. The pattern you receive may differ slightly from the one shown.
What you get
Everything in one set
- U-shaped nursing pillow with snap waist band
- Top cushion
- Small head pillow
- Shoulder strap with buckle
100% cotton cover, removable and washable. Pillow about 60 × 60 cm (23.6 in). One size.
Why not just…
Your arm, or a pillow that slides?
Three ways to hold a baby for a long feed.
| LatchHug | Just your arm | Regular pillow | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What holds the weight | The pillow and strap | Your arm | The pillow, while it stays |
| Stays in place | Waist wrap + shoulder strap | As long as you hold on | No strap |
| Your hands | Free | One or both busy | Often holding the pillow |
“Do I really need another pillow?”
Use it safely
- Use LatchHug only while you are awake and watching your baby.
- It is not for sleep. If your baby falls asleep, move them to a firm, flat sleep surface on their back.
- Never leave your baby alone on the pillow, and keep their face and airway clear.
- It is not a car seat or baby carrier. In a car, your baby rides in a car seat.
- Do not walk, cook or carry hot drinks while your baby is on the pillow.