I don't use the EZ pillow, don't care for it so I gave it to another twin mama and she loves it...go figure. I nurse on the couch with a couple of pillows. Mine are six months now but I always did the same when they were younger too. I always do one cradle on the right side and the other is either football or if the bigger twin is on that side, she gets the cradle too with her head in the other's lap. I keep a boppy in my car and use that to double football when we are out, which is very often. It works so well that I wish we could duplicate that set up at home...I guess I could just go nurse them in the driveway

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Nights are totally different. I let the booby baby lay next to me and she nurses on and off all night. The other one didn't need to nurse as often until recently but she still get the other side of her sister to sleep and when she wants to nurse she is sorta flung up over my up side and nurses that way. I sleep with a large body pillow behind me with another one on top of that so that she has a sorta even "platform" for her body to rest on. I can ease back onto the pillows so she isn't upside down and then I cradle her head in my hand. She is laying perpendicular to me, like a t...she being the small cross part of the t, laying on her side with her face looking at my head....so her head is kinda laying on my ribs. My hand is at the back of her head...towards my waste. I have to prop her head up a little with a very light weight baby blanket so her neck isn't strained. when she is done, I grab her and kind of flop her back to her sleeping area, having to sorta squish her sister getting her there. It funny how much flopping and squishing goes on every night but somehow it works and we all sleep. I have very light sleepers and this is the only way it works for us. Until they had head control, I slept propped up with a ton of pillows with one in each arm and they nursed every hour or so.
I wish they would sleep better but I can't even work with them because they wake each other up and we would have total hysteria because if one cries, the other will start up soon too.
I am sure it sounds very complicated but it isn't too bad. If I can remember, I will get a picture for you this weekend.
It's weird now when I get to only nurse one baby, it's sooo easy and can snuggle her right up. It's not so snuggly with too but at least it's not irritating to me like it used to be. Sometimes we get into perfect position and sometimes the whole session feels really off. When I am only nursing one, I feel like I could make an entire turkey dinner on a skateboard....it's just so compact and easy.
Hope you can get some idea of what I am trying to very poorly explain.
Dena