Australia’s Best Maternity Pillow to Sleep During Pregnancy

Sleep on your side, with a pillow designer to encourage a restful sleep and tummy support

• Sculptured memory foam cushions both the abdomen and back
• Maintains the side sleeping position recommended for pregnant women
• Stops restless tossing and turning
• Eases backache by aiding spinal alignment and inhibiting spinal twisting
• Use to elevate extremities to reduce swelling
• Removes the need for multiple pillows
• Flexible design that suits all body shapes and sizes
• Use with your own pillow cases over each bumper if so desired
• Removable sleeve inners for easy cleaning of cover
• Australian made memory foam specially treated to inhibit allergens
• Come with a premium cotton cover in ‘latte’ colour
• Shape and position of the cushion can be adjusted as pregnancy progresses
• Quality 100% cotton stretch cover
• A great pregnancy gift

A pregnancy pillow designed in consultation with health professionals to assist with a range of conditions:

• Pregnancy and Maternity
• Back pain and discomfort
• Sleep restlessness
• Snoring (by promoting the side sleeping position)

Memory foam and polyfill combined for comfort and support

Specially sculptured memory foam sleeves diffuse pressure to the abdomen and back, spreading the body’s load evenly and avoiding pressure points, resulting in quality sleep.

Tummy Snuggler™ uses a unique combination of Australian made memory foam and super-soft polyfill so you have the option to use the side of the cushion that best meets your comfort needs. As the abdomen develops in the last two trimesters simply remove polyfill to lower the bumpers if that is what is needed.

Also helpful for snorers as it helps to maintain the side sleeping position throughout the night. Side sleeping is the preferred position to help minimise light (annoying and irritating) snoring as it allows the soft tissues (mouth palate) to fall to the side of the airway inducing clearer breathing, thus reducing the chance of soft tissue vibration (snoring sound) from inhaled air more common with back sleeping.