Linen Label Maternity Pillow - Large
Linen Label Maternity Pillow - Large

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From the second trimester, side-sleeping stops being a preference and becomes the recommendation — and it is much easier with something to prop against. The Linen Label Maternity Pillow in Large is the full-length version, supporting bump, back and knees at the same time.
One pillow instead of the four-pillow arrangement most people end up building and rebuilding at 3am.
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Features
- Full length. Supports bump, back and between the knees in one piece.
- Holds its shape. Stays where you put it instead of flattening overnight.
- Helps with side-sleeping, which is the position recommended from around 28 weeks.
- Useful after the birth too — as a feeding prop and back support.
- Designed in Australia.
Why parents love it
The honest appeal is sleep. By the third trimester most people are rearranging pillows several times a night; a full-length maternity pillow replaces that with one thing that stays put.
It also keeps working after the baby arrives, propped under your arm while feeding, which is more than most pregnancy products manage.
Specifications
| Size | Large, full length |
| Supports | Bump, back and knees |
| Care | Follow the care label. Cover may be removed for washing where fitted |
| Origin | Designed in Australia |
| Safety Warnings | • This is an adult pillow — keep it out of a baby's cot or sleep space at all times • Never use a pillow of any kind for an infant under 2 years • Do not use as a feeding prop without staying with your baby throughout • Speak with your midwife or doctor about sleeping position in pregnancy |
FAQs
When should I start using it?
Most people start in the second trimester, when sleeping on your back becomes uncomfortable and side-sleeping is recommended. Some start earlier simply for comfort.
Large or compact?
Large is full length and supports bump, back and knees together. Linen Label also make a compact version for a smaller bed or for travel.
Can I use it after the birth?
Yes, many people use it as a feeding support. Never leave your baby unattended on or against it.
Can my baby use a pillow?
No. Pillows are not safe for infants under 2 years. This is an adult product and should be kept out of the cot.


