As your pregnancy progresses, finding a comfortable position for a restful night's sleep can become increasingly challenging. Hormones released during pregnancy cause your back, pelvis, and hips to soften in preparation for birth, which can lead to discomfort and disrupt your much-needed rest. Adequate sleep is crucial during pregnancy, not only for your well-being but also for your baby's health. It reduces the risk of gestational diabetes, antenatal depression, and premature birth, and supports your baby's development and growth.

By the 28th week, sleeping on your side is recommended for your baby's safety, but as you approach your third trimester, the growing bump and symptoms like back and hip pain can make it difficult to find a comfortable position and move in bed. In this video, I'll discuss two types of pillows that can make a significant difference, helping you sleep more comfortably during this critical time. Check out the links below for my top recommendations. Let's make sure you and your baby have a peaceful night!

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▸ Sleepy Belly Pillow features a dual-support design that offers both belly and back support. This design helps alleviate back and hip pain by supporting your belly, and it also prevents back sleeping, ensuring a more comfortable and pain-free rest.

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▸ The Grow Bright Body Support Pillow offers versatile support for your bump and legs, helping to alleviate back and pelvic pain during pregnancy. Postpartum, it seamlessly transitions into a breastfeeding pillow or a support cushion for your sitting baby, making it a practical choice for both prenatal and postnatal use.

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