WE KNOW WHAT YOU'RE GOING THROUGH

Every Mom Deserves a Place to Land

First-Time Nursing Mom

"Nobody tells you how much your body needs support - not just your baby."

Mamazing Mom

"I just sat wherever I could and got through it. I wish I'd had this chair from day one."

THAT'S WHY WE BUILT THIS

Support Starts with a Seat

Real support isn't a one-week thing. It starts in the first days of pregnancy and lasts through every late-night feed and the quiet bonding moments long after.

Newborns feed 8 to 12 times a day. Most moms don't realize this until they're in it, and a regular sofa or rocking chair wasn't built for it.

All Designed for You

Every detail built around the way you nurse, rest, and recharge

  • Arms that hold you up, not weigh you down
  • Full recline + massage, for the long nights
  • 360° reach, zero twisting

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  • Arms that hold you up, not weigh you down
  • Recline, swivel, rock — all in one
  • Everything within reach, always

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Find Your Seat

Lullapod Max

Ultimate postpartum recovery with built-in soothing massage.

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Lullapod Pro

Maximum flexibility with 360° rotating armrests for any feeding angle.

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Lullapod

Essential comfort with HugAssist™ lift-up armrests for easy everyday feeds.

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Loved by Moms

"Breastfeeding can take several hours each day, especially in the early weeks. A supportive nursing chair can help improve comfort and posture while reducing unnecessary strain on the mother’s body, making those long nursing sessions a little easier."
— @themilknestCertified Breastfeeding Specialist
"While I wish I had it at the beginning of my breastfeeding journey, it's been just as valuable as my daughter has grown. The adjustable armrests make holding her so much more comfortable — it truly is an investment that grows with your family."
— @teachinwithhayTeacher
“As a professional athlete and first-time mom, comfort and quality are everything to me.
The Lullapod Max has been a dream during my final weeks of pregnancy. The ergonomic support and thoughtful design make it the perfect chair to settle into, and I can’t wait to use it for nursing. Mamazing clearly put real thought into what modern moms need.”
— @emilyinfeldAmerican long-distance runner

Little Things That Help

Breastfeeding benefits both baby and mom — it supports infant immunity, reduces the risk of certain infections, and may lower a mother's risk of breast and ovarian cancer.

— ACOG (American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists)

Breast milk changes composition over time to meet your baby's evolving nutritional needs — what you produce at 2 weeks is different from what you produce at 6 months.

— Office on Women's Health, U.S. Department of Health

Newborns typically feed 8–12 times in 24 hours — that's up to 8 hours a day spent nursing in the early weeks.

— AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics)

Poor nursing posture can lead to neck pain, back pain, shoulder tension, and even carpal tunnel syndrome — all common in new moms.

— Research published in Applied Ergonomics, 2023

Moms who nurse in non-ergonomic positions for extended periods are significantly more prone to muscle pain — making seating one of the most overlooked parts of breastfeeding support.

— Ratajczak & Gornowicz, 2024

Laid-back and reclined breastfeeding positions are considered among the most ergonomic — they reduce muscle fatigue and help babies manage milk flow more comfortably.

— The Lactation Network / IBCLC-reviewed

Having a designated, comfortable nursing space at home is one of the most practical things a family can do to support a breastfeeding mom.

— USBC / Office on Women's Health

If you're struggling with breastfeeding, an IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant) can help — they're trained to address latch issues, supply concerns, and pain.

— ILCA (International Lactation Consultant Association)

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You're Not the Only One Wondering

How do I fix my nursing position so my back and shoulders stop hurting?

The most common culprit is "nursing slouch" — hunching forward to bring your breast to your baby instead of bringing your baby up to you. Try this: sit all the way back in your chair, support your back fully, then use a pillow or armrest to bring baby up to breast height. Your shoulders should stay relaxed and down, not raised. A chair with adjustable arm support can make a big difference here — it holds your arm at the right height so you're not holding baby's weight with your muscles alone.

How do I balance pumping and work after going back?

Start by mapping out when you'll pump — most moms need to pump every 3–4 hours to maintain supply. Block those times on your calendar like meetings. A few things that help: a hands-free pumping bra so you can answer emails while pumping, a dedicated private space (you're entitled to one under the PUMP Act), and keeping a consistent schedule so your body knows what to expect. Don't wait until you're engorged to pump — that makes it harder, not easier.

I'm anxious about low supply - what actually helps?

First: most moms who worry about low supply actually have enough. The best signals are baby's weight gain and wet diapers — not how much you see in the bottle. What genuinely supports supply: nursing or pumping frequently (empty breasts make more milk), staying hydrated, eating enough calories, and reducing stress where you can. A comfortable, supported feeding position also matters more than people realize — when you're tense and uncomfortable, letdown can be harder. If you're genuinely concerned, an IBCLC can assess you in one session and give you a real answer.

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