The first night of use I feel in love with it. It was divine! Maybe, not so divine for my hubby! It really helped with aching in my stomach and I slept more soundly. However, as time passed I started to have problems with it. First, in the second trimester my ear resting on the pillow would start to ache. I would actually wake up and change sides because it hurt so much. As I started to get bigger wrapping the bottom part around my leg was not as satisfying. I had to tug at it more. Lastly, getting in and out of bed to go to the washroom became a really pain with the pillow.
Midway, through the second trimester I decided to give the good old multiple pillows a try. I used three pillows – one for my head, one to hug / wrap under my belly and one to put under my leg. Well guess what? The problems I experienced with the pregnancy pillow stopped. Plus, having multiple pillows allowed me to place them better around my body. One night, in the third trimester I decided to give the pregnancy pillow another try. Well, it was only worse. The bottom part of the pillow would not wrap under my leg enough. It was so awkward! I switched backed to my multiple pillow technique after one night. With one month to go the pregnancy pillow is collecting dust in the corner.
In conclusion, the pregnancy pillow was great in the first trimester. Would I buy a pillow costing over $60 for one trimester though? No! Invest in a couple of pillows and they will do the trick.
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