Abstract: A portable and collapsible cradle for supporting any shaped breast prosthesis such as but not limited to a triangular shape, a teardrop shape and an asymmetrical shape in a natural nondeformed state. The platform has upside down U-shaped rods pivotally connected to one another by pins. Chains and cords having one expanded position and one collapsible position allow the rods to form a cross orientation to one another. A flexible material having a central stretchable portion surrounded by a fabric material is supported in a trampoline fashion by the rods. Fasteners such as hook and loop, and snaps allow flap edges on the material to wrap about portions of the U-shaped rods and the chains/cords. The stretchable portion of the material allows for all types of breast prosthesis to be supported in a natural undeformed state. The material can include filly doily edges for giving the cradle a pleasingly aesthetic appearance when assembled.