Studies show that there is a new noninvasive technique called “Proning” that could eliminate the need for ventilation in COVID-19 patients.
Proning has been extremely effective with boosting Blood Oxygen Saturation Levels among COVID patients and non-COVID patients.
Proning is lying on your stomach which is why Cozy Bump is the perfect prone pregnancy pillow for any pregnant mother.
How does proning work? When you lie in the prone position which is lying on your stomach, it allows all of your organs to hang off of your body due to gravity. When your organs such as your heart and your lungs are hanging they are no longer compressed, as if they would be when you’re lying on your back. When your heart and lungs aren’t compressed, you’ll get a boost in blood oxygen levels.
We are not medical doctors we are just providing information that can easily be found by doing a basic search. But we also strongly suggest always consult with your medical professional in addition to doing your own search.
The Cozy Bump Pregnancy Pillow Valve Is Easily Inflated & Deflated with the extra large valve. This is is important because you don’t want to spend long periods of time inflating or delating the Cozy Bump Pregnancy Pillow.
The Cozy Bump Pregnancy Pillow Can Be Adjusted To Fit Your Unique Belly Size
Get Additional Back & Belly Support With The Belly Swaddle, to provide additional comfort when lying on the Cozy Bump Pregnancy Pillow.
Patented Design for This Pregnancy Pillow Lowers Legs & Relieves Back Pain & Tension
Only Pregnancy Pillow that Relieves Tension On Maternal Blood Vessels
Reduce The Need For C-Sections By Comfortably Laying In The Optimal Birthing Position with the only pregnancy pillow on the market that offers this position.
Our Story
As a veteran and my wife a nurse, we are passionate about helping people. During my wife’s pregnancies, we realized all of the difficulties a pregnant woman can experience and we wanted to create something to reduce them. That’s why we set out to create the Cozy Bump. Today, our invention has helped thousands of pregnant women all over the world have a more enjoyable, healthier, and relaxing pregnancy! We wish you the best of luck on your pregnancy journey.
-The Cozy Bump Family <3
Terence Sanders –
As a belly sleeper, this was a game changer! At 22 weeks pregnant, I was up 10 times a night or simply couldn’t sleep trying to find a decent position for myself (trying to side sleep) and my wiggling baby, plus constantly having to pee, even while sleeping with a very nice highly rated adjustable u-shaped body pillow. I also have 2 pups that liked to take over the fluffy body pillow for themselves. BUT the past 2 nights with my COZY BUMP have been, no joke, corpse style 9-hours of sleep without even an urge to pee because baby was so comfortable with the spacious bump hole! (No more kicking my bladder!)It definitely took some adjustment of the air compartments. Filling to capacity was too firm for me. So adjusting and letting the air out while I laid on the Cozy Bump until it was to my liking (when I literally fell asleep on it by accident while adjusting it 😂), made it far more comfortable, less firm/more squishy.Plus, my pups stay off of it since it’s air-filled and wobbly unlike the body pillows!I use a twin sized fitted sheet, as recommended, since I’m ultra sensitive to the plastic smell (but that pretty much gets rid of the odor). Other than that, the Cozy Bump has been a miracle for me.I don’t do reviews, but this demanding a review! – I gave it 5/5 overall, but 4/5 stars for comfort and pain relief only because it required quite a bit of personal adjusting with air pressure, and my neck ached a bit from turning my face to sleep face down, since there isn’t a face hole like a massage table. Otherwise, it was comfy for my baby bump, chest, arms (not squished under me or by side sleeping!), and legs, and it was a miracle to finally get multiple full nights of sleep!!! Highly recommend!
JK –
This product is a must for anyone pregnant experiencing hip pain when they sleep. I wish I had bought it sooner. I call it my “raft!” My recommendation is to set it up on a guest bed. I always start my night in my normal bed on my side, but usually switch around 2-4am for a few hours once my hips start hurting. The main reason I generally move back is because my nose gets stuffy from facing down. FYI: I do not use the blow up pillow attached. I simply stack two of my own pillows.Some reviewers complain of their back starting to hurt after so long. While partially true, the product comes with a small scarf/sheet that acts like a hammock to provide some support to your belly. Also the downward sloping leg section might feel awkward at first but it provides a very valuable service by propping up your hips and supporting your back.Other reviewers have noted the hole not being large enough. I would describe myself as a small-medium (5’4” 135 lbs pre-pregnancy) and feel the main hole is barely large enough for me now at 30 weeks. To help, I did not blow air into the ring inside the hole. But please note, there is a larger hole if you flip it over. Unfortunately that side is all plastic without the velvet fabric And the hips don’t angle down as much.My last comment involves the boob section. The gap was good in concept but rough on execution. I am only a 34B and barely fit. But I wouldn’t knock this product for it. The gap helps relieve some pressure on your chest and that’s all I personally need. I will sacrifice some boob squashing for hip relief.Hope you give it a try. I know I debated for weeks. I first purchased a U-shape body pillow that I used to prop myself up on my belly. It worked but only for so long.
Carol Guzik –
I almost didn’t buy it because I thought it might have been a cheap air bed or pool float. But I am glad I did.You can tell it is well made and I love it.Belly sleep here I come !!!
Ty –
My wife started complaining about back pain heading into the 3rd tri, so after saving this product in my list during pregnancy #1, I figured now was the time to pull the trigger. Needless to say, it was very easy to inflate and she absolutely loves it. Belly fits perfect and her back pain was relieved. Her only complaint is its hard to look up at the TV when on it (not the products fault), so if you want to watch a show, doing so on a tablet or cell phone is the way to go. The company accidentally sent 2 cozy bumps but encouraged us to give it away as a gift, which we did. Thank you for empowering helpless husbands with such a great product.
Bonnie G. –
I can’t even describe the sweet, sweet relief this pillow offers. You can just feel the tension pulling away from your back and the pressure releasing from your organs the second you lay down. I’ve never recommended anything so highly as I do this pillow!
Brittany NiehoffBrittany Niehoff –
I wish I would have bought this months ago! I’m 7 months pregnant and this relieves so much pressure on my back! So comfortable and easy to use! Highly recommend!!
Samantha P. –
I wasn’t sure about getting this because it seemed a bit gimmicky. I wanted to lay on my stomach so bad I decided to give it a try and I am SO glad I did. The relief I get just from laying on this 10-15 minutes at a time a few times a day is amazing. I thought I would want to use it with a massage pillow (with the hole in the middle) but I actually like the included inflatable pillow more. I’m not using it in bed at night because I’m a side sleeper anyway, but I imagine it would be great for that purpose too (as long as you have a large enough bed).My only complaint is that the slot for your breasts and the slot for your stomach are a bit too far away from each other for me personally, but I’m sure that’s not an issue for everybody. It might be more likely for you if you’re shorter. Either way, it’s not that big of a deal.
DW –
I’ve been sleeping exclusively on the Cozy Bump for two weeks now. I’m currently 25 weeks along and it has been absolutely heaven-sent for sleep. I was doing side-lying at bedtime and I kept waking in the night having to pee or shift positions because it hurt my hips. With the cozy bump, I can actually sleep through the entire night (no pressure on my bladder) and I actually DROOL, lol, so I’m getting deep sleep. Lord knows we need as much deep sleep as we can get before the baby gets here. This is my second pregnancy and I’ve recommended the Cozy Bump to all my pregnant friends.The only downside I’ve noticed is that it does hurt my knees for some reason. I’m going to try adding a bolster under my ankles to relieve pressure from my knees locking up while I sleep. It’s also a little weird sleeping next to your partner on the bed with the cozy bump. It takes up a lot of room and it’s thick, so you can’t really cuddle your partner. But totally worth the compromise. Definitely worth the small investment, mamas!
Jeremy P. –
My wife is 31 weeks along. She is a very petite mother to be, carrying a very big baby boy. Causing her frequent pelvis, belly and back pain. I took pictures of her trying this out, unknowingly to her. What I caught was an unintentional, genuine smile of instant relief! Seeing this filled my heart with joy and made me EXTREMELY satisfied with purchase this so far! Directions are very clear and simple to use. I would highly recommend this for your loved ones experiencing any discomfort.
Faithy31 –
I got this when i needed help to turn my baby when the doctors told me my baby was breech. So I did different exercises along with using this. I would use this to fall alseep on. I would use a receiving blanket where the whole is to make sure my stomach doesn’t get stuck with the plastic. It’s comfortable and I would recommend to anyone whose baby is breech.i know some people buy it cause of them being a stomach sleeper before pregnancy, but I wouldn’t get this for that primary’s. It’s always best to lay on your left side while pregnant as I wouldn’t recommend sleeping on this every night for bedtime, but just enough to take a 20 minute nap a couple times a day to get that different position or to turn a breech baby. It’s very comfortable and I’m glad I purchase. Expensive but to help turn my baby it’s was worth every penny.