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Big Flopsy Maternity/Nursing Pillow   

The Big Flopsy is a multi-purpose maternity and breastfeeding pillow.
Due to its large size (170 cm) it is ideal during pregnancy. Filled with high quality micro pearls as light as feathers, anti-allergenic and odourless, it moulds itself around your body, offering support and comfort. Great between the knees, behind the back, or folded in two to lift up and relieve tired legs.

Once baby has arrived, the Big Flopsy cushion is a wonderful help during breastfeeding. It supports the mother's back, rests her arms and shoulders and generally props baby up comfortably on her knees. It can also turn into a nest on which to lay baby down and later, become a wedge to help him when he starts to sit up alone. .

Removable, washable cotton jersey cover.

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Big Flopsy Maternity/Nursing Pillow Big Flopsy Maternity/Nursing Pillow Big Flopsy Maternity/Nursing Pillow
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