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[–] SeethingHatred 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

It's probably only a matter of time at this point.

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[–] shart_in_a_fat_roll 1 point 3 points (+4|-1) ago 

OK it took me way too long to figure out what was going on in this photo.

Sad, but the giveaway is the clothing. You couldn't get a shirt with a top that "small" (being relative here) and a bottom that fans out into a circus tent.

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[–] l23r ago 

There are shirts like that. I don't know what they're called, but they remind me of hippie shirts from the 60s, minus the bellbottom arms. On a thin or fit chick it looks flowy, but usually fat chicks wear them and the part that is supposed to fan out fits like a kid trying to jam their hand into a glove they wore as a toddler.

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[–] 9163073? ago 

Peasant blouses

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[–] SteelDusk ago  (edited ago)

Its body IS the pillow.

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[–] RedditRunaway 0 points 5 points (+5|-0) ago 

I never used a feeding pillow, did anyone else here? I just held him...this was always an odd concept to me.

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[–] theepilepticferret 0 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago 

I didn't (the only way my son would take breast milk was in a bottle, go figure) but my sister uses one with her twins. Though I suspect it's so she can juggle two babies at the same time, and has little to do with arm fatigue or what have you.

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[–] RedditRunaway 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

Haven't been on in a few days - but thanks to everyone who replied! I just honestly didn't know anyone who's used one but my sister in law. :)

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[–] Hammyneveragain ago  (edited ago)

I did until I got the hang of bfing. It also helped because I had a c section and bending that way would hurt my stomach. Not to mention it helped my sit up straight in those first few weeks when you're dead tired.

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[–] LadyBee ago 

I did. It was easier especially when having latching problems at first to have baby up higher and my hands more available.