I am 23 weeks. We are going on vacation soon. I am concerned about the number of pillows at the condo. Is it small enough to bring as a plane pillow?
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It depends. I would think it's to big to bring on a plane. Are you riding in first class or coach? It's 3-4xs as big as a neck roll pillow but much smaller than the regular sized maternity pillows.
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It is not small like pillows that you put around your neck. If you brought it on the plane I think it would take up your total carry on allotment. You can curl it up and stuff it in a large beach bag. Hope this helps.
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Welcome! If you can stuff it in your suitcase, I would bring. I don't go anywhere without mine and I'm 34 weeks.
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No, but its definitely worth taking with you! My wife has slept so well and has no complaints with it
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You could probably compress it to fit into a large backpack so you could get it on the plane, but it would fill your carry-on "personal item." It is to large to actually use on the flight.
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Not really. It's still much bulkier than a plane pillow, but not large enough to provide you support in bed. Though, I guess because of the shape, you might be able carry this more comfortably than a regular pillow.
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Yes. You will receive (2) pillows but they are a bit smaller than a standard sized pillow.
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No. It is much too large. And the flight attendants would definitely not allow it. The kids cannot go on the floor, and you really wouldn't want them to, with movement of the plane, the fact they just don't clean these planes, etc. The options for sleep... Car seat, your lap. Sorry...been there and I would just honestly recommend you take little and not carry on too much. It will become a big nuisance. Good luck.
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In my experience with this pillow, I would not use the word "firm." I can use it sleeping on my back or on my stomach. It has given me a 5-star experience. And, it fits in carry-on.
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It's a tiny pillow. Not more than a foot in length and width. It's also very hard (not soft at all). I didn't like it at any point so far in my pregnancy (5 months along now). Ended up using it as a laptop prop. :P
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It's small--made for children and small adults (I am at least a foot smaller than you and like this pillow fine). I doubt if it's even good for traveling. You should look at regular-sized pillows
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I believe yet, it would help. Falling while pregnant is actually what broke my tailbone and has caused me so much pain since then. I don't think this pillow would work if you are very heavy. If you are under 170, I think it will work for you. May the birth of your baby be a blessed day. Judith
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I had no problem using the pillow. It worked great. My problem was, when you aren't using it, it has a little strap that snaps on to attach it to your luggage. This snap must have failed as it wasn't attached to my luggage after my cab ride home and I didn't notice it until after the cab pulled away.
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Boy, Now that is Good One. I really don't know. I haven't been on a planeand have No Idea the size of thier pillows. I haven't heard of the ChiroFlow.Donna
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It is smaller than what I thought. So i am using it as a regular pillow when i travel, not around my neck
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It is a little larger than a traveling size pillow I think. I had a travel size pillowcase for another pillow I used to have but it was too small for this pillow. I had to cut down some regular pillow cases to make them fit on this pillow. I love the pillow - very comfortable and a good size for me.
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I think it would be okay for short term. My 2.5 & 4 year olds slept on it together and did okay. We were traveling across country and it was perfect; compact, easy to set up and easy to put away.
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Lisa, I do not think you can fold it that much. This one is ticker. It provides better support for nursing than the regular boppy pillow. You certainly could take out the insert and then you could fold it in half. I just pack it in the bag and take it with me to the shopping malls.
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In my opinion no. This product isn't big enough to accommodate larger children as it is designed for infants. For that instance I would recommend researching travel pillows for toddlers.
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That might work OK, but keep in mind that the pillow is quite small. Folding it in half would make for a tiny pillow.
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It's a little large to use as a travel pillow. I use it as a pillow under my knees because I am a back sleeper. It keeps my back from hurting. I use it every night.
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Hi, I'm 5'3" and I found this particular size (24" x 16") too big. In addition, I chose firm as is my husband's; but this particular pillow (it says "standard"), is too firm. I wouldn't recommend this type of pillow for a child; it takes time to get accostumed to it and may seem confining as your head fits into the middle section which is similar to a hole so that your neck is always in the correct position. I would recommend a smaller and "gentle" type of pillow but not for a child. Hope this helps.