Dreamgenii Pregnancy Support and Feeding Pillow Cover, Floral Cotton Grey/White

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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? I also had a Dreamgenii and it definitely helped with the sleep positions. I always fancied one of the huge 9ft ones but didn’t know where I’d store it!"(Recommended by Mumsnet user chylerv)

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Pillow type: Full-length body pillow | Suitable for infant support: Not specified (but Mumsnetters say yes) | Size: 150 x 20cm What we love The Mamas & Papas Pregnancy and Nursing Pillow is a comfy and simple V-shaped, full-body pillow – but (good news!) it's a whole lot narrower than most. If you'd like a bit of extra support for your growing bump but just can't get comfortable with a conventional pregnancy pillow (if there is such a thing!) then the Babymoov Dream Belt might be the best pregnancy pillow option for you. Like with the best pregnancy support belt, it works by wrapping around your body to support your bump and features memory foam padding so you essentially bring your pillow with you as you move around in bed (and out of it!). 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.The BellaMoon Full Moon Pregnancy and Nursing Bundle is a maternity, breastfeeding and infant support pillow that can be used right up until your baby is 18 months old. Equipped with this information, we created a longlist of 30 Mumsnet user and expert product recommendations to consider. After digging deeper, this list was then narrowed down further to a shortlist of 17 pillows to test. Filling and material – what kind of filling did each pillow have? Could the pillow be moulded to your body? Was it soft enough?

Dreamgenii Pregnancy and Feeding Pillow in White Jersey Dreamgenii Pregnancy and Feeding Pillow in White Jersey

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? As home to the largest online network of parents in the UK, Mumsnet is a wealth of useful recommendations for the entire pregnancy and parenting journey, from the best pregnancy test on day one to the stretch mark cream you'll love to rub on your growing bump.Think about what you want from a maternity pillow – how, and where, can it be used and would it function as a nursing pillow after pregnancy? I've got one I bought a couple of years ago. Think it's called the Summer Infant Pillow. It's like a "C" shape and the shape seems to work but it's the only one I've tried."(Advice from Mumsnet user ElderMillennial) Our verdict Our rating: 3/5 Help you to sleep in the correct position – it's recommended that pregnant women in their third trimester sleep on their side to promote good blood flow and make sure all those vital nutrients reach the baby (it also decreases the risk of stillbirth) By comparison, C-shaped pregnancy pillows are better for plus-sized women and mums looking to use their pillow post-partum as a nursing prop. She also considered each pillow's longevity despite only being in her third trimester – could she envision it being used for nursing or as a support option after pregnancy?

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I got a small wedge and I liked it so much and it made such a difference that I got another one to put behind me. Now using it for tummy time for my son so it's still in daily use." (Pillow type vetted by Mumsnet user villainousbroodmare) Our verdict Our rating: 4/5 Toddler insert needs to be removed if you're using it as a full body pillow, which leaves the zip teeth exposed Why we love it: The Purflow Breathe Pregnancy Pillow is a great all-rounder. The brand pride this as ‘the next step up from a traditional pregnancy pillow’. Why? Because rather than a traditional sausage-shaped construction, this one features a central 3D spacer mesh panel that follows the natural shape of an expectant mum. The top and bottom of the pillow are curved to support the head, hips, knees and ankles in all the right places. As we already mentioned, it's really breathable too, which is ideal for breastfeeding after birth (especially in the summer). After extensive research, we selected the 17 most highly recommended pillows to put through our testing process. Each pillow was scored on these key areas: comfort and safety, ease of use day-to-day, aesthetics, cleanliness and value for money. Those with the highest score were then awarded a Mumsnet Best badge and five others given honourable mentions. Comfort and safety There are a variety of other shapes available too, including ‘J’, ‘O’, 'L' and ‘E’ – all designed to offer support in a way that is most comfortable for you. Other things to consider 1. How much does a pregnancy pillow cost?Pillow type: Whole body pillow | Suitable for infant support: Yes | Size: 166 x 17 x 17cm What we love