pregnancy body pillow-Leachco Snoogle Total Body Pillow Product And Product Reviews
pregnancy body pillow-Leachco Snoogle Total Body Pillow Product And Product Reviews
pregnancy body pillow-Leachco Snoogle Total Body Pillow Product Features
Product Features:
- Patented full-body pillow design supports back and belly, tucks between legs
- Uniquely contoured especially to help moms-to-be prevent heartburn and lower back problems
- Cozy, cuddly polyester pillow for firm support
- Comes with removable, washable custom cover case
- Helps expecting moms sleep; perfect for support while nursing after baby is born
pregnancy body pillow-Leachco Snoogle Total Body Pillow Technical Details
pregnancy body pillow-Leachco Snoogle Total Body Pillow Product Description
Product Description:
The patented Snoogle by Leachco is a full-body solution for expectant moms that replaces the arsenal of pillows you otherwise have to use to get comfy. The Snoogle supports your back to prevent sciatica and lower back pain, 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 help prevent heartburn and other pregnancy pitfalls.
The Snoogle is made from polyester and comes with a custom pillow you can remove for washing. The Leachco body pillow helps mom wake up refreshed and invigorated–and after baby is born, it is just right to support mother and child for nursing.
Price:$49.97
pregnancy body pillow-Leachco Snoogle Total Body Pillow Product Reviews
1. Yes, it is big and takes up space, however I now use two pillows instead of seven to get comfortable, so it’s a lot less hassle to adjust when I roll over. I like to sleep with my belly propped on the long supportive side, but do find a need to keep a standard pillow on the side that has the opening, so if I turn over I have something to support my belly… otherwise my lower back is very achey by morning.
2. I like the curves at the top and bottom. When lying on my side, it supports head, neck, and knees. I also have awakened several times lying on my back, feeling VERY comfortably cradled (which is different for me, as I NEVER slept on my back pre-pregnancy).
3. I am a fuller figure mom, and the added pregnancy weight in my chest and stomach area by four months was causing significant problems with aches and acid reflux/heartburn pain. I find that this pillow can be manuevered to prop me up without shifting through the night, as my standard pillows did, which is imperative to lessen these discomforts.
4. After using it nightly for a few months, the filling has not lost any supportive qualities.
Over all, I do find sleeping with it to be more pleasurable than standard pillows, and my aches and pains upon waking are quite minimal. Reading other reviews, I cannot help but wonder if my being fuller-figured makes it a better product for me. I have a fuller-figured friend whose experience with it has been the same as mine. I could understand if it seems more imposing and cumbersome to a smaller framed woman, though.
I do regard it as a sleeping necessity at this time and am thankful to have received it as a present, however I took a “star off the rating” as I do not feel the materials are worthy of the price. It is no different from standard pillows in filling material or firmness. $$$ is quite an inflated price for a product whose only difference from other materials on the market is shape. If money is not an object, or nights are miserable and one is desperate, I could see investing the money. I personally will get the money’s worth because I received it early in my pregnancy. (I would feel bad that my mom spent so much on it if I used it only for month or two, but that’s just my opinion of value.) After pregnancy, I don’t think that I will keep it in the bed, as I would prefer to lie next to my husband rather than a pillow. Right now I am so large that I can’t get near my husband anyway without my belly getting in the way, so it’s not a major problem that we have a barrier between us.
The other “star rating deduction” is about the “cover” that comes on it… It is made of a coarse fabric that causes mild discomfort when directly touching my skin. I rectified this problem by sewing my own cover (out of two yards of soft cotton fabric that added additional cost to the use of the product) that I traced from the cover that came with the pillow. This is not a pillow that one can just throw a regular pillow case on, so a custom one must be made or bought (if they even sell them). If you don’t have the time or ability to do this, then the “scratchy” fabric could definitely pose a discomfort to sensitive skin. With my homemade cover, there is little STRUCTURALLY that I can complain about.
I DO use it daily and it offers me relief from a certain level of discomfort, however the bottom line is what price you put on comfort. For some, the comfort attained will not justify the price, for others it may be priceless to get even a small amount of relief.
My personal rating is 3/5 stars as it comes. If it were less costly and came with a soft pillow cover, I would change my rating to a 5/5 star.
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My only complaints are that it takes up so much room in the bed when the sheets are tucked in, the pillow case is difficult to get off and on when it needs to be washed and the pillow doesn’t fit me as well as it does the woman in the picture. I am 5’10″ and my head just fits on the top end and the bottom end goes between my thighs instead of my knees. But overall, I was very happy with this purchase.
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1. It’s way too firm. I could not get it to support my tummy from underneath at all; all I could do was try to sort of lean against it, but that didn’t offer any support. Same thing with the back “support” — the whole pillow is so firm, it was more of a leaning thing than a support thing.
2. Maybe this is more of the same firmness complaint, but I couldn’t get used to using the pillow part. It wasn’t soft enough to “mold” to my head and neck, and I ended up trying to push it far enough to the side that I could use a regular pillow instead.
3. The fabric is, as others have said, not very good quality and itches if your bare skin touches it. The farther I’ve gone in my pregnancy, the more sensitive my skin has gotten; I can’t even imagine trying to use it now. Assuming I could stand the pillow itself, I’d have to buy one of the covers (though I don’t have one, so I’m not sure of their quality, either) or make one myself.
4. The curve is too confining. I felt like I had to curl up all the time. I’m 5’6″ tall, so you can use that as a measurement tool if you like. I just can’t stand not being able to stretch out comfortably, and the Snoogle didn’t allow me to do it.
5. It’s H-U-G-E!!! God help you if you’re trying to share a less-than-kingsized bed with your spouse or significant other AND this gargantuan thing. There won’t be room for the three of you.
6. Don’t even try to roll this thing over with you. Talk about a wrestling match!
Maybe I can recycle the Snoogle into a sort of TV-watching pillow; it’s certainly firm enough for that. But it’s not something I’d recommend or buy for a friend or family member. The Boppy Wedge is an INFINITELY better buy for the money (see my review of that item), not to mention being a better product overall.
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Yes, it is [$$] but I figured I would save money in the end by not buying the wedge that is [$], then a body pillow that is stiff and bulky for [$] and then stepping up to the Snoogle. And I am glad I made the right decision, because my sleep is definately worth [the money] and I see it no different than maternity clothes — I will be able to re-use this with more pregnancies to come…..Plus, I kept the plastic zipper storage bag that it came in and I put my Snoogle in there to take with me on my many travels.
Can’t say enough, great product, highly recommend.
Renee
EDD 9/17/03
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