1 Best Elephant Bed Pillows Of 2022: Best Reviews

How to Choose The Best Elephant Bed Pillows for You?

Depending on whether you are sleeping on your back, sides, or belly, you are going to want a pillow that best promotes your spine's alignment and supports your head and neck. If you sleep on your side, you want a pillow that keeps your shoulders, neck, and head in a neutral, comfortable position. If you spend the majority of your nights sleeping on your back, you want a pillow that supports your natural spinal curvature.

If you are a back sleeper, choose a pillow that is medium-firm with lots of support for the neck, because it will lessen pressure on the shoulders and spine. This pillow's firmness and loft makes it a better fit for both side and back sleepers. Back sleepers should look for medium pillows, meaning that they are getting a medium loft and medium firmness.

Back sleepers (or anyone that shifts positions throughout the night) should go with a pillow that is in between. Side sleepers should opt for a thicker, firmer pillow; stomach sleepers want a soft, thinner one; and back sleepers want something in the middle. In general, pillows designed for side sleepers - just as they are designed for back sleepers - are generally firmer and higher-lofted than pillows designed for stomach sleepers, helping to ensure that the head is correctly elevated while lying flat on the side.

Finding a pillow that you can pillow-fluff to achieve loftier heights is generally helpful for side sleepers who have wider shoulders. One of our side sleepers, who preferred the added loft and extra support from the extra firmness, used to stack two pillows from the down alternative in order to achieve the proper loft but was happily using that pillow alone. If the bed feels incomplete without the pillow, choose a thin-side pillow. If you are a stomach sleeper, you do not need much loft, you are not into the idea of a down, and the Sleep Number PlushComfort Ultimate is unavailable, you will want to go with this pillow from Cuddledown, which comes in a soft density.

If you cannot find a Sleep Number PlushComfort Ultimate, then a Parachute side-sleeper pillow may be right for you. This pillow is filled with Kapok, as well as Reactive Memory Foam, which helps to support your head and neck as you sleep. However, a lot of people want pillow comfort, so the super thin, padded, contoured pillow selection is a better choice for belly sleepers, helping support the head and neck without raising them too high. Keeping your pillow to the thinner side will make sure that the neck does not lean forward too much.

This pillow is also lower-profile, so it does not look overly tall, although it does cinch down pillowcases a little awkwardly. The Layla Kapok pillow comes with an excess of fill, which might work fine for larger side sleepers, but people who sleep on their backs or tummies will need to take out some of the fill in order to get an appropriate level of loft to get the spine in proper alignment. The best pillow for back pain depends on the sleeping position you prefer. If you are sleeping sideways, the gusset construction will relieve shoulder and spinal tension, while the contoured design may be equally beneficial to the lower back.

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