We believe the best pregnancy pillow currently available is the Mamas & Papas Pregnancy and Nursing Pillow. It scored highly in our product testing, offers full body support and comes at a far more affordable price than the bbhugme and Dreamgenii. In terms of popularity, the bbhugme is the best pregnancy pillow, with Mumsnet users raving about its versatility and quality. When should I start buying a pregnancy pillow? A: The Dreamgenii® Pregnancy Support & Feeding Pillow has been designed to fit the majority of pregnant women. The pillow is quite strange to look at – a little like a Tetris piece – and it may take a bit of manoeuvring to work out how best to fit it around your body while sleeping or breastfeeding. If you’re struggling, there’s an instructional video. The longer section of the pillow can either be brought up between your legs for knee and hip support at night, or brought around your bump while sitting. The whole thing can also be used as a feeding pillow, once the baby arrives.

The accessory every mum-to-be needs, this Dreamgenii® Pregnancy Pillow helps while sleeping, feeding and giving support before and after baby. Designed to be used from 20 weeks on, the Dreamgenii pillow moulds itself around your bump to provide the optimum comfort while sleeping, as well as acting as a feeding pillow once your baby is born. If you are looking for a gift for a mother-to-be this is a present that you can not go wrong with. Is the fabric hypoallergenic or breathable? And what kind of filling does it have – hollowfibre? Micropearls?# Which pregnancy pillow is best? Filling and material – what kind of filling did each pillow have? Could the pillow be moulded to your body? Was it soft enough? Find out more about why we love these pregnancy pillows below. Can a pregnancy pillow help me sleep safely during pregnancy? If stains came out in the first wash and if there was any shrinkage, fading of pattern or reduction in softness

Some pregnancy pillows are certainly a lot pricier than others, but if it means the difference between a good night's sleep and a night of tossing, turning and discomfort, we think a good pregnancy pillow is worth every penny. After all, a good night's sleep is hard enough to come by during pregnancy (and don't even get us started about the newborn nights to come!) How we tested The snuggly and cosy feel of the dreamgenii’s jersey cover will wrap you up in a comfortable cocoon and is sure to become your new best friend, (sorry partners!) especially during the last months of pregnancy. Then, once baby arrives, this long-lasting 2-in-1 pillow can also be used as a feeding support pillow after the birth. Before joining the content team at Mumsnet, Jenny worked as a journalist for newspapers, radio, TV and b2b trades magazines for over a decade. She is also a bestselling sci-fi author (writing as J M Briscoe) and parenting blogger. Asking questions like this will help you determine which kind of pillow is right for you. 4. Material and filling

Some pillows you can buy support you to remain in side laying position. Or encourage you to fall asleep in that position and research shows the position you fall asleep in is often the one in which you remain in for longest." Which type of pregnancy pillow is best?

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Best for? Full body foam pillow to support you from the start of your pregnancy right through to post-partum. I used this to get comfortable in the early days of breastfeeding because it wasn't too clumpy and was much more breathable than others I tried.