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The Big Peanut Pillow supports the hips, knees, and lower back to relieve pressure and improve alignment. It’s ideal for sleep, stretching, gentle rehab, and any activity where you’re lying down for long periods — including massage, yoga, or reiki. Compact but supportive, it’s a popular alternative to bulky body pillows.
Is the Big Peanut Pillow good for side and back sleepers?
Yes — side and back sleepers both benefit from its targeted support. Use it between the knees to align the hips while side sleeping, or under the knees to reduce lower back strain while lying on your back. Its compact shape makes it easy to reposition as you move.
Can the Big Peanut help with back pain, hip tension, or posture?
Absolutely. By reducing pressure on key joints and supporting natural spinal alignment, the Big Peanut can ease tension in the lower back and hips. It’s often recommended by practitioners for pain relief, posture correction, and recovery support.
How is the Big Peanut Pillow different from the original Peanut Pillow?
The Big Peanut is a larger version of our original Peanut Pillow. While both support posture and pressure relief, the Big Peanut offers more surface area for full-body use — especially between or under the legs — making it better suited to sleep and recovery routines.
Is the Big Peanut Pillow a good alternative to a full-size body pillow?
Yes — it delivers similar support without taking up your whole bed. The Big Peanut relieves hip, knee, and lower back tension like a full-size body pillow, but its compact shape makes it easier to move, reposition, and travel with. Ideal for side or back sleepers who need body support but don’t want the bulk.
Can I use the Big Peanut Pillow as a Pregnancy Pillow?
Yes. The Big Peanut is a popular choice during pregnancy for supporting the hips, knees, and belly while side sleeping. Its compact size makes it easier to move with your body at night compared to bulky pregnancy pillows. Many women also use it postpartum — between the knees for alignment or as a support pillow during feeding and recovery.