Booby Booster

Anyone had any experience with these?

I am 5 foot and have a very short torso. I triend to BF my DS and unfortunately he refused to latch and could never quite get it even with LC help and going into QEII etc so I pumped 6 months of milk for him. I just don't know if I can do that again but soooo want to give my next baby BM too. My breasts were left after DS a 12E and now are getting into a 12F, only g-d knows what they will be like for this one once milk comes in. They are also not at 'perky' as they were in my early 20's either and wondering if this could be the answer to all my problems.

Anyone had one/using one???

Nope, but I saw it on the New Inventors a couple of weeks ago and thought it looked good.

There is a thread about this recently, give me a tic, I'll see if I can find it ;)

ETA: https://www.bellybelly.com.au/forums...ing-sling.html

I reckon someone skilled could probably make you one too :)

does anyone else have any feedback on this product?

I bought one and had it in my suitcase at the hospital, and found it really handy when my milk first came in and my breasts were really full, it made it easier for me trying to juggle bub, attachment, huge breasts, pillows etc.

Once home though I really haven't used it, moreso because the size of my breasts calmed down as my milk settled and I've got my own set up of pillows on the couch and more confident with different positioning/attachment etc.

The purchasing was snap quick though, really on the ball and I had it within a couple of days. HTH

Thanks humanbean

Does anyone else have any feedback on using them long term? Was it worthwhile?

Bump!

This is a super old thread but I've just come across the Booby Booster and wanted to know if there are any more reviews? With my previous bubs, I rolled up a thick flannel and put it under my breast for an added lift, but I still needed to use my opposite hand to help support my breast while feeding. These slings look so much more comfortable and easier to use.