Given the physical changes and general discomfort experienced during pregnancy, it's little wonder pregnancy pillows are so popular with expectant mums. Most mums-to-be will start using one when it ...

As a side sleeper, I’ve always been worried about the effect the sleeping position has on my spine, hips, and shoulders. (I’m no stranger to waking up stiff, either.) To add to that, I’m in a constant ...

Standard pillows keep your head and neck comfortable overnight, but the rest of your body might need extra support, too. If you experience back, hip or knee pain in bed, wake up with a tingly feeling ...

A nursing pillow is a staple on many baby registries—and for good reason. I can personally attest to carrying mine with me just about everywhere in those early months with a new baby. Newborns can eat ...

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Body pillows can be great snuggle buddies when you’re curled up on a couch, bed or armchair — and they won’t even complain if you’re sweating, drooling or snoring. While snuggling is great, using a ...

Want to sleep without pain? Stop snoring? Rest easier during pregnancy? There’s a full-body pillow that can help Written By Written by Contributor, Buy Side Lisa Lombardi is a contributor to Buy Side ...

New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. When you’re carrying a baby (perhaps even two or ...