Review on Nuby Talbots Infant Lounger Print by Brandi Shatwell

First let me say that the little sloth print is adorable and perfect for my nephew (he made little moves like a sloth on a newborn so we started calling him little sloth so I could give him couldn't resist when I printed it So, a little information about the pillow itself: - it's washable, but you wash the entire pillow (it doesn't have a removable cover) - this is a full pillow/bed with no cut-out in the middle, like those most of your nursing pillows (boppy) - it's super soft and super plush - has a little handle for easy putting on (overall super portable) - cradles your little one without putting them in an awkward position Here are a few things from my perspective: - ok , the fact that it doesn't have a removable lid isn't a deal breaker, at least if I still wash it overall I won't take it to that level and be dissatisfied with it - the wortl aut says it works fine for 3+ months, but I think it would be best for a newborn until your child decides they'd rather be in a sitting position than lying down - I say it's because themselves my nephew just turned over 4 months old and wants to sit down (he has a bumbo and sits so well in it) so he's fine with it when he's napping and when he wants to slack off, but mostly he wants to sit and can it doesn't do so well on this one and gets frustrated - the portability of this one is amazing - the fact that I can put it on the table here while we eat, put it on the couch while I fold clothes, put it on this bed and laying him down to sleep, or even holding him on my lap in a chair while he sleeps, that should definitely be on the list of things to eat for a kid you didn't know you could she misses until you get one Forgot one day and didn't do it anymore I don't understand how much you miss not having it - I saw someone talk about it with a seat belt on - I can understand that if as I said the child would want to sit down , but you still have to take care of your little one, so I don't think it's necessary. Even if she had a seat belt and the child wanted to roll over or sit down, the pillow is so light that the entire pillow would tip over with you, so what's the point? A cushion with a cutout is better, I personally have no problems with this sun lounger. I like it, but then again, like anything, it comes down to personal preference. Anyway I hope this review helps if you are considering this for yourself or as a gift for someone on the go!