San Diego Bebe Eco-Nursing Pillow by Double Blessings is available in sizes for one baby or for twins and is designed GREEN for a new generation of eco-minded mothers and their babies.

San Diego Bebe Eco-Nursing Pillow is a deluxe privacy pillow with a comfort bolster for support, comfort and discretion for both mom and baby.

Designed GREEN for your baby's future: Made of 100% virgin polyfiber. Hypo-allergenic, non-toxic, non-flammable, recyclable, odor-free, glue-free, foam-free, lead-free, phthalate-free.
Signature Privacy Cover: Complete discretion while nursing! Lightweight mesh allows continuous airflow, and stores inside its own pocket when not in use. Easily detachable for quick machine wash and dry.
Signature Comfort Bolster: Complete perimeter bolster provides extraordinary support and comfort, surrounding your baby in soft, reassuring security.
Superior Surface Design: Patented angled surface design positions baby's head and body towards mother's breast, encouraging proper positioning, latch, suckle and swallow.
Detachable Back Pillow: Positionable anywhere along mother's spine for optimum posture and comfort, helping to relieve back, shoulder and neck strain.
Comfortable Fit up to 52" Waist: Adjustable waist strap with Quiet-Squeeze buckle keeps pillow secure.
Luxe Fabrics & Chic Colors: High-quality fabric covers are removable for machine wash and dry. Wrinkle-free and lead-free (no zippers or snaps).
Convenient Dual Pockets: Elasticized "bottle holsters" on one side of pillow, second pocket for remote or cell phone on the other side. Holds everything necessary within close reach.

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Optional Pillow Topper:

Double Blessings Pillow Topper

Waterproof Pillow Topper for your TWIN nursing pillow. White terrycloth cotton top with a waterproof vinyl underlay protects the surface of your pillow from leaky diapers, drips, and blurps. Also, seconds as a "Burp Collar": just drape over your shoulders when burping baby. Machine wash and dry. Phthalate-free.

How does that saying go? “Necessity is the mother of invention”. Well, I think the word “mother” is the key here. There are many mothers who have discovered something lacking in our world, and just plunged ahead to fill the gap. Sandy Clark of San Diego, CA is one of those women. Having her first pregnancy at 37 years old, her foremost desire was to breastfeed for as long as possible. But, early on, when an ultrasound showed two tiny heartbeats instead of one, Clark wondered if breastfeeding twins would ever be a reality. Armed with an encouraging sister who was a Childbirth Educator, and valuable information from La Leche League, Sandy regained her confidence and prepared herself to tackle the task with both breasts. The pun is totally intended..…

With great intentions of nursing throughout the twins’ first year, Clark began tandem nursing, trying several nursing pillows and positions. She soon realized that she’d require much more support if she was going to succeed. After hearing her frustration, her husband suggested, “If you think you can design something better, do it!” (Now, if it was my husband making that suggestion, he would have been met with a death stare, a whack upside the head and a full tub of Baby Wipes strategically aimed at his chest. Fortunately for breastfeeding women worldwide, Sandy is made of tougher stuff than I.) So, with some blocks of foam, and an electric knife from her kitchen, she went to work. And thus – “Double Blessings” was born. Was it not enough for her to have just given birth to twins? Show off.

After many prototypes and refinements, Clark’s nursing pillow has taken the breastfeeding world by storm. Her “EZ-2-Nurse Twins” Nursing Pillow is unique among its competitors in that it has an angled top surface, which slopes towards Mom on all three sides. This design safely positions babies towards mother’s breasts, while freeing up her arms and hands, which are needed for positioning, stimulating, caressing and burping. Simple math shows that if a mother were to bottle-feed formula to her twins, it would require preparing over 700 bottles in the first month alone! It exhausts me just thinking about it… Life with multiples is no doubt busy enough! I’m also thinking why buy the cows, the farm, and the equipment when you can get a much higher quality milk for free.