Support Guide
What Is an E-Shaped Pregnancy Pillow?
An E-shape works from three points of support — belly in front, back behind, knees apart — and leaves one side open.
Three points instead of a ring
The E60 starts from a different question: where does a side sleeper actually need support?
- Belly — a wedge in front, under the bump
- Back — a panel behind, along your spine
- Knees — a channel between your legs
Three points, one open side.
What it doesn't do
A pillow supports the position you choose — it does not prevent normal movement. And it's support for how you rest, not treatment for how you feel. For questions about pregnancy sleep positions, follow the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional.
Ours
60 inches of support that doesn't ring the whole bed. That's the E-Shaped Side-Sleep Stability Pillow.
Where to go from here
Deciding between shapes? The full comparison is its own guide: U-Shaped vs E-Shaped. Or answer a few questions in Find Your Support Type and be pointed to one.
FAQ
Q · Is an E-shape a good fit if I share a bed?
It sits at three points instead of surrounding you, so the open side of your bed stays open.
Q · Can I use it if I'm not pregnant?
Yes. It was built for pregnancy side-sleeping, which makes it more than enough for everyday side sleepers.
Q · Can I adjust how firm it feels?
Yes. The inner casing has a zip, so you can take fill out to soften it or add more to firm it up.