☆Pregnancy Pillows☆

To get comfortable some woman rely and swear by pregnancy pillows, here's the top 5 most recommended.

1. Boppy Total Body Pillow
What it is: The undulating curves of this pillow follow the line of a side-sleeping pregnant woman, helping to cradle her growing belly, tired head, and tense back. It even keeps knees apart! Later, it can double as a supportive nursing pillow or a backrest during storytime.
What to watch out for: Some say that over time the pillow's stuffing can develop frustrating clumps and lumps – the last thing you need when you're already tossing and turning.

2.Leachco Snoogle Total Body Pillow
What it is: This pillow shaped like a candy cane supports your back to soothe sciatica and lower back pain. It also tucks between your knees for help with back pain and temperature control, cradles your tummy, and props up your head to aid in breathing and ease heartburn and other pregnancy pitfalls. Snoogle fans appreciate its removable, washable case. And it can do double duty as a nursing support after your baby arrives.
What to watch out for: Make room for the Snoogle – make a lot of room. If you have a double bed, think carefully. It's best for queen beds and larger.

3.Boppy Prenatal Sleep Wedge
What it is: If the other pregnancy pillows make you feel like you're sleeping with a third, giant human, this smaller, lightweight option may suit you (and your partner!) better. The dense wedge is easy to place wherever you need it. It offers ergonomic support when used under the belly, and better hip, leg, and back alignment when used between the knees. Unlike some of the other pillows, the cover is truly easy to get on and off.
What to watch out for: You might want to try a thick, firm standard pillow or even a rolled-up blanket before buying this. Some moms say those DIY solutions perform just as well.

4.Sealy Sweet Pea 2-in-1 Maternity and Nursing Pillow
What it is: Trying to cut down on the sheer volume of baby gear? This pillow will help you sleep more soundly during pregnancy and later support your baby while you're nursing or bottle feeding. It's a smart design: The fuller end of the pillow aligns your tummy, hips, knees, and lower back when you're lying down.
What to watch out for: The thickness in the middle is too much for some smaller women to comfortably nestle between their legs. Others complain that the pillow isn't firm enough to support a brand-new baby.

5.Aller-Ease Body Pillow
What it is: Moms-to-be who swear by this rectangular pillow say that simple is better. Without all of the crazy curves or complicated shapes of other pregnancy pillows, all you have to do is wrap your body around this soft log. Those with stuffy noses and sensitivities to allergens also appreciate that it's got a pollen barrier, pet dander barrier, and a hypoallergenic fill.
What to watch out for: If you're looking for a firm pillow, this one might be too cushy.