Tommee Tippee, Made for Me Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Pillow Support, White, 1 Count (Pack of 1), 423597

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WHEN you're pregnant, it can be hard to get comfortable with your expanding bump and the best maternity pillows can be a big help in getting you a good night's rest. Just take care if you use it postnatally and choose to bring your baby into bed for night feeds or for safe co-sleeping that your pregnancy pillow is either swapped out for a regular one or is used in such a formation as to keep it well away from baby. Shaped for comfort – this extra-large pillow can wrap around you and support your body and bump whilst sleeping. The firm-support v-shaped pillow from the premium Dorma range also stays fuller for longer thanks to the luxurious spiral fibre polyester filling that provides a higher quality. Unlike the others on this list, the front of this full body pillow is curved, like your bump – super handy when it starts getting really big.

There are a lot of pregnancy pillows on the market and with V-shape, C-shape, U-shape and body pillows to rifle through, how are you supposed to know what type of pregnancy pillow is going to be the one for you? The Sun", "Sun", "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited. Shaped for comfort - this extra-large pillow can wrap around you and support your body and bump whilst sleeping. Many pregnancy pillows can also be used post-baby’s arrival, doubling up as a nursing pillow, perfect if you’re planning to breastfeed, or as a handy sleep pod for the new arrival. Not only that but it promises to provide '5-point support in the pelvis, lower back, abdomen, knees and ankles' – so it's as comfy as it is supportive.

This can be a nice way of sleeping in a good postural alignment, helping to reduce those morning aches and pains when you wake up. Pregnant women are advised to sleep on their sides from 28 weeks, and the NHS recommends the use of pillows to support your bump or placed between the knees to help make your resting position more comfortable. The cover is also super-soft to prevent irritation and rashes, plus it comes with a lifetime manufacturer warranty. If you're not happy with the way it feels, you can even open it up and remove the inner filling until you find your perfect level of firmness.

The purpose of a nursing pillow is to support you and your baby at feeding time, and they can achieve this goal in several ways. Two memory foam side pouches conform to your changing shape and ensure you get the comfiest position for more than forty winks. The pillow should be aligned so that the baby can feed with the head slightly tilted up, rather than lying completely flat.

It’s really important that you get the rest you need and here’s where the Tommee Tippee Pregnancy and Breastfeeding support pillow can help.

All-in-all, we think a pregnancy pillow is a pretty useful bit of kit to have both before baby arrives and after (in fact, some of our mum pals admit to missing them once they're no longer needed, tbh). Videos are another great source for reviews of Tommee Tippee Made for Me Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Pillow especially if you can find a review where someone is doing a hands-on review and shows you the product and its features and benefits. If you're wrestling with insomnia, starting to feel uncomfortable, or struggling to sleep on your left side (as recommended by the NHS), now is a good time to invest in a pregnancy pillow. Whether you're in pain or not, a pregnancy pillow will help make you more comfortable and able to rest and relax. It has a washable, removable cover made from 100 per cent cotton, so it's super soft and it can also be used as a breastfeeding support after your baby is born.It can also be used as a feeding aid when baby comes, and also as a sitting aid when your baby is growing. The design offers four different pillow options in one – the award-winning modular design shapeshifts, so it lasts from pregnancy until your little one is well past one.