Has anyone tried those newborn pillows/supports that are supposed to help keep baby upright?
I have a 2-week-old who sleeps so well when she’s lying on my chest or being held upright by me or my partner. But as soon as we put her down in her bassinet, flat on her back, she becomes really unsettled and will often spit up and struggle to sleep.
She seems much more comfortable when she’s upright or at an angle, but obviously I can’t have her sleeping on my chest all day 😅
We have been to the doctor and she’s advised us to change her formula to NAN Sensitive, which we’ve done. I’m just looking for other things that might help her settle and be more comfortable when she’s put down.
Has anyone experienced something similar with their newborn? What helped you? And has anyone tried one of those pillows/supports for keeping baby upright?
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Mine arrives in 2 days so I can let you know how it goes.
I usually sit bub up on a breastfeeding pillow if he's spiting up a little after being held etc 🥰

Mine was like that I just used a standard banana pillow and it worked great
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