Review on BATTOP Pregnancy Maternity Pregnant Washable Bedding by Adam Gorsage

I really like the horseshoe shape of this pregnancy pillow compared to the C-shaped pillows because I often turn over when I sleep and like to change the leg that I put on the pillow. It's handy for that. The only reason I took the star is that I find the part where the head rests is too stiff and supports my neck too high while I sleep. I noticed pain in my neck so my maternity pillow is now on the floor by the bed and I'm back to my feather pillow under my head. I'm only 20 weeks pregnant and my belly hasn't grown all that much yet as this is my first pregnancy, but I expect the pregnancy pillow will be back in bed in the coming weeks as it has quite a bit of lateral support. hug feeling! It also gives a really good back when leaning against the wall and would be a good nursing pillow. UPDATE: I am now 24 weeks and have developed severe reflux to the point of vomiting (hooray). I used a pregnancy pillow again and placed my regular, softer pillow along the headboard to form a supportive wedge. This solved my night time acid reflux problem and I sleep like a baby. UPDATE #2: I am now 33 weeks pregnant. I still like the pillow but wish it was longer. I'm 5ft 7in and I like to rest my knees on either side of a pillow. This requires me to raise my knees a little higher than usual. This is mainly because, as I mentioned in my last update, I use my regular soft pillow as a wedge between my head and the top of the pregnancy pillow so my head doesn't hit directly lying on the pregnancy pillow was like this, my knees could get to the sides. , but I wanted a softer pillow under my head. I know. I'm picky pregnant :)