THE COMPACT PREGNANCY PILLOW

Nestia cradles your bump and supports your back at the same time, so side sleeping feels comfortable and settled. Compact enough to share the bed, adjustable as you grow.

Why most pregnancy pillows get in the way

• They take over the bed: giant U and C-shaped pillows leave little room for anyone else.
• They're hard to move: turning over means wrestling with a pillow the size of a person.
• They don't grow with you: what fits at 20 weeks rarely fits at 35.

Designed for comfortable side sleeping

• Bump support: one side gently holds your belly, easing the pull on your back and hips.
• Back support: the other side rests against your lower back to help you stay comfortably on your side.
• Adjustable width: extends from about 64 to 78 cm, so it adapts as your bump grows.
• Compact design: switch sides easily during the night without the pillow sliding away.

Not just for sleeping

• Lumbar cushion: extra support while you sit up to read or relax on the sofa.
• Leg and knee pillow: use the included small pillow between your knees to keep your hips aligned.
• After pregnancy: keep using it as a back or side-sleeping support.

Easy care

• Removable cover: zip it off and wash it.
• Soft, breathable fabric: cotton and polyester blend that stays comfortable all night.

What's in the box

• 1 x Nestia Maternity Pillow with removable cover
• 1 x Small support pillow (free gift)

Specifications

• Size: approx. 64-78 x 36 cm (adjustable)
• Material: cotton and polyester
• Cover: removable and washable
• Color: Grey

FAQs

When should I start using it?
Whenever sleep starts to feel uncomfortable, often in the second trimester. The adjustable width lets it keep up with you until the end.

Is it big enough to share the bed?
Yes. Nestia is much more compact than full-body pillows, so there's still room for your partner.

How do I wash it?
Remove the cover and wash it gently. Let it dry fully before putting it back on.

Nestia is a comfort and sleep support product, not a medical device. For any questions about sleep position or discomfort during pregnancy, please speak with your midwife or doctor.