Your hands are yours again
Loop the strap over your shoulder and the pillow takes baby's weight. Hold a bottle, answer a text, or simply let your arms rest.


Head up 15°, for calmer feeds
The shaped head rest cradles baby's neck and keeps their head a little higher than their tummy, which can help milk stay down.
Three steps to a hands-free feed



LatchBee vs. a regular nursing pillow
| LatchBee | Regular | |
|---|---|---|
| Strap carries baby's weight | ||
| Waist belt keeps it in place | ||
| Built-in 15° head rest | ||
| Inner pillow lifts out to wash | Some | |
| 100% cotton cover | Varies |
Loved by 1,200+ parents
My shoulders finally stopped hurting
I used to hunch over for every feed and my neck was wrecked by week two. With the strap I sit up straight and she stays put.
Hands-free for the first time
I finished a whole cup of coffee while he fed. First time in weeks. Sounds small, but at 3am it's everything.
Great for bottle feeds too
My husband uses it for night bottles. It took a couple of tries to get the strap length right, then it was easy.
Fewer outfit changes
The little tilt makes a difference for us. She keeps more milk down and I'm doing a lot less laundry.
Questions, answered
Will it fit me?
The waist belt has five snap positions and the shoulder strap adjusts with a buckle, so it fits most bodies comfortably.
Does it work for bottle feeding?
Yes. It works the same for breast and bottle, so partners can take night feeds too.
Can baby sleep on it?
No. It's made for awake, supervised feeding. When the feed is done, move baby to a flat, firm sleep surface.
How do I wash it?
Unzip the cover and lift out the inner pillow, then wash the cotton cover on its own.
What if it doesn't work for us?
You have 90 nights to try it. If it isn't right for you, email us and we'll refund you in full.
When will it arrive?
In 7–12 days, with free shipping across the US.

