This week, our momma-to-be explores the softer side of impending motherhood. Readers, do you think body pillows are necessary for the comfort and health of an expecting mom?
I am having issues not being able to sleep on my back anymore since I have been pregnant, as that is the way I always would sleep before. Did anyone use a pregnancy wedge or body pillow to help ease sleeping problems during pregnancy? Did it help? What was better, the wedge or the pillow? How did your spouse, boys this is your turn to put your two cents in, adjust to this? I know that some pillows are huge, like the size of another person, was that bothersome for your significant other? Anna (Product Manager): The pregnancy wedge is the way to go! I used it to comfortably support my belly while lying on my left side (best position for the baby). My husband would then stuff pillows behind me and basically tuck me in every night, because I too am a back sleeper and would often roll onto my back at night. With our “technique”, I basically couldn’t move so it was the perfect solution!
Wilma (Engineer): No, I did not use any body pillow to sleep on my side. If I used one at all, I used a regular standard sized pillow.
Ray (Director of Operations): You need a queen sized bed or bigger for this, though the pillow does help quite a bit, and it's not especially in the way if the bed is big enough.
Sam (Design Director):My wife used something called the “Snoogle”, and she loved it! The Snoogle extends to the length of the body from a “coil” – you can also use it in several different positions as well. Towards the end of her pregnancy my wife had to augment the Snoogle with a normal pillow under the belly, and this set-up seemed to work pretty well. I must admit I was a little jealous of the Snoogle at first, but then I got used to its presence, and I actually hi-jacked it a few times 'cuz it’s very comfy!
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In this week's newsletter, you'll notice we have a small blurb about cold and allergy medicines. The itchiness and congestion I've had for the past few days have inspired me to post this:



This week, Ebates CEO and founder Alessandro tells us how rerouting cell phone calls can make using your wireless plan at home more convenient:


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My friend Hollie is a member of the Ebates sales team, a proud southern belle, and most importantly, a newly expectant mother! She, like all new parents, wants nothing more than to keep her baby happy and healthy (while attempting to maintain her own sanity, of course).
Let's start off today's blog with some wise words on procrastination, shall we?


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