The real problem
As if you have not been trying. You get onto your side because that is the only side you are allowed, your hip goes numb, your back pulls, your bump has nowhere to go, and the ordinary pillows you have shoved everywhere slide out one by one. Then you turn over and start the whole negotiation again. Resting is not the part you are failing at. Getting comfortable enough to rest is.
What changes
You build a nest of pillows and it collapses the first time you turn.
Each piece has a place, so nothing to rebuild when you move.
Your hip and lower back take all the strain of lying on one side.
The knee and back pieces spread the load off the pressure points.
Your bump has nowhere to go, because a folded pillow just flattens under it.
A shaped wedge sits under the bump and actually holds its support.
You wake up more tired than when you lay down.
You settle once and stay settled.
Rearrange the pieces, do not rebuild the nest.
How it works
Slide the wedge under your bump so its weight is supported instead of hanging.
Set the back support behind you so you are not slowly rolling flat.
The knee piece goes between your legs to take the strain off your hips. Move the pieces, do not rebuild them.
Full-length support along your back and legs, for when you want to feel held rather than propped.
Support in every place it aches, not just one.
POST PREGNANCY SUPPORT
Right now the wedge is the only way you get comfortable. But the same pieces that hold a bump also prop a newborn across your lap at two in the morning, take the weight off your arms through a long feed, and support your back when sitting upright is the last thing your body wants to do. Most people buy this for the pregnancy and are still reaching for it long after, for reasons they did not expect.
WHAT YOU GET BACK
01
It does not flatten under the bump the way a folded pillow does, so the support you lie down to is still there when you wake.
02
Separate pieces, so when you turn over you move the one that needs moving instead of collapsing the whole nest and starting again.
The Livvewell promise
Every order is covered by our 30-Day Guarantee. If anything goes wrong, email info@livvewell.com and we'll arrange a return or a free replacement.
FAQs
Customer support can help with product-specific questions before you order.
Every order is covered by our 30-Day Guarantee. Most babies take a little time to get used to something new, so give it a few nights. If it's still not right, email info@livvewell.com and we'll check the setup with you, and if anything is faulty, we'll send a free replacement.
Whenever lying comfortably starts to get difficult, which for most people is the second trimester. Earlier is fine, it is comfortable well before you strictly need it.
The pieces join with velcro so you can widen the gap between them as your bump grows. Set it once, adjust it whenever you need more room.
The pieces sit around you rather than taking a whole side, and you only use the ones you need.
Yes, and most people do. The pieces prop a newborn across your lap during a feed and support your back when sitting upright.
Place the pillow in the machine on a cold wash and air dry afterward to ensure it holds its shape and volume.
It supports side-lying, which is the position most people are told to favour later in pregnancy, and makes staying there more comfortable rather than forcing it.
If a normal pillow is still doing the job, you do not need this yet. Come back when lying down stops being simple.
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