Best Way to Sleep While Pregnant

Pregnancy is a unique journey filled with incredible moments and some not- so-comfortable ones. But when it comes to getting the best sleep during this remarkable time, Coop has you covered. Our pregnancy pillow collection is designed to provide the comfort and support you need to enjoy restful nights while nurturing life within you.

For optimal support and comfort, we offer flexible pregnancy pillows that can be shaped to fit your needs. These designs cradle your body, providing support for your growing belly, back, and hips. Enjoy a night of uninterrupted sleep, knowing you have a pregnancy pillow that's got your back (and your front)! Once your little one arrives, our pillows continue to be your best allies. Coop’s pregnancy pillow doubles as a nursing and feeding pillow designed to make those bonding moments with your baby even more special.

Hip pain is a common discomfort during pregnancy. Coop's pregnancy pillows can be positioned to alleviate this pain. By offering support to your hips and legs, these pillows help you maintain a more comfortable and pain-free sleeping position.

Wondering when it's the right time to introduce a pregnancy pillow into your sleep routine? The answer is simple: as soon as you find your regular sleeping positions are causing discomfort. Many women begin using pregnancy pillows in the second trimester, while others start earlier. It's all about your personal comfort. Using a pregnancy pillow is easy and intuitive. Simply position it to provide support where you need it most - under your belly, between your legs, and behind your back. Adjust it as you shift during the night. The goal is to maintain a comfortable and supported sleeping position.

At Coop, we understand the unique sleep needs of pregnant women. Our pregnancy pillow collection is born out of a desire to support you throughout this incredible journey.

Sleeping While Pregnant FAQs

Q: When should you stop sleeping on your stomach when pregnant?

A: It's generally recommended to stop sleeping on your stomach when pregnant around the end of the first trimester or early in the second trimester, as the growing uterus can make this position uncomfortable and potentially affect blood flow.

Q: How many hours should a pregnant person sleep?

A: Pregnant individuals should aim for 7-9 hours of sleep per night, but the exact amount needed can vary from person to person.

Q: What is a pregnancy pillow?

A: A pregnancy pillow is a specially designed pillow to support the changing body shape and provide comfort during pregnancy. It helps relieve pressure on the back, hips, and other areas to promote better sleep.