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I used this pillow everyday with my first pregnancy and I am about to purchase another one in my second pregnancy because I can’t find where I put it after moving homes. This pillow was so comfortable I am very sad I can’t find it being in my third trimester. You cannot sleep on it overnight but it is amazing for napping. Definitely makes you feel weightless/ not pregnant and it relieved back pain instantly. If I don’t find mine tomorrow, I will be spending another 70+ dollars because it is that essential. I just want a comfortable sleep and I know this is the way.

Pillow came faster then expected and was great quality.I would recommend this product for pregnancy, takes all the weight off back and belly won’t touch the bed, great for sleep for massages.

i used this throughout my whole pregnancy and it worked fine. i slept great on it and you can adjust the hole for more room on your belly. not by much but definitely helps. the head rest isnt so comfortable but you can disinflate it and use your own pillow.

This is a great thing to have on hand as a Massage Therapist. Pregnant clients love it and its easy to keep clean. Customer service was also really great.I highly recommend it.

The good:-Would be easy to inflate with an air mattress pump.-possible to inflate with a shop vac and some creativity.-material seems quality and sturdyThe not so good:-this thing is tall and seems narrow for how high it raises you off of a surface-not quite long enough for taller folkI got this for my wife who is ~6 months pregnant (when I got it) and an avid stomach sleeper. She was VERY excited to try this! While she did enjoy being able to lay on her stomach, it quickly became apparent that it wasn’t really sustainable to sleep on this or spend much time on it. I’m sure this works wonderfully for some people, but not us. She finds that even with the recommended sheet/swaddle under her belly, it still pulls her low back way too much. It elevates you a good 6+ inches off of whatever surface, so it seems hard to relax for fear of slipping off since it’s kind of narrow. She couldn’t sleep on it on our bed since she felt so unstable, but tried the floor and still couldn’t rest for long. She’s a little above average height and her feet hang off a little— but she definitely needs a pillow under her ankles anyways… which is kind of hard to situate on the narrow, inflated surface.She’s used it a couple times and doesn’t plan on using it more. Unfortunately it seems our return window has closed. If you get it, I’d plan on doing some trials quickly to see if it’s right for you (since it’s not very cheap)