Utterly Yours Pregnancy Pillow Is Chic & Comfortable

You’ve heard of body pillows right? Well did you know they create special pillows for pregnant women at a company called Utterly Yours? You do now so there is no excuse not to buy one for yourself or a friend. In my case I had a friend, Amy, who was about 6 months pregnant that recently complained to me about the difficulty she had sleeping and staying comfortable at night. When the opportunity arose to review a pregnancy pillow from Utterly Yours, I offered it to her.

Amy was first excited over the cute square with the “fabulous” fabric, but after a few uses she has sworn this is by far the best pregnancy pillow support she’s ever used (this is her third pregnancy). She loved the convenience of the small compact square and stated all you have to do is unbutton, spread the two halves apart and make sure your stomach is touching the inside of the solid colored fabric and your back is towards the pattern side. Amy also noticed that the fabric that connects the two sides will stretch and accommodate her body as her pregnancy continues.

Her doctor had already recommended that she sleep on her left side as much as possible to take pressure off her back and optimize blood flow - so using this support pillow provided comfort and controlled the pressure. Utterly Yours is unique because it does two jobs by supporting your back with one half, while cradling your stomach with the other.

Amy loved the comfort it provided and the design styles they offer are very chic. Her husband was thrilled to find the large cumbersome body pillow gone from their bed. She’s already promised to pass it around to her friends, because she knows it will get them a few good nights of sleep before the endless hours begin! The pregnancy pillows come in sizes small, medium and large to accommodate women up to 260 lbs. At a retail price of $39.95 - $54.95, Amy says they are worth every penny and more!

Written by Emily, who is a married working mother of a very energetic 6 year old son. They recently moved out in the country and live on a rock road. Emily had to give up high-speed internet and she blames the realtor for not informing her ahead of time that it was not available. She writes at her personal blog, Fenicle and loves to review new things.