NAPHUG

Every time my daughter fell asleep in the car, I would end up worrying about how her head was positioned. I would adjust her, she would wake up, and we would start all over again. With the pillow, I see her more supported and comfortable. It seems silly, but for me, being able to let her rest without constantly interfering makes quite a difference to the trip.

On long trips, I had to sit in the back trying to keep my son comfortable. I would end up with a numb arm from serving as his pillow, and he would wake up the moment I moved. With NAPHUG, he finds a place to rest, and I can change my position. I didn't expect to be so grateful for such a simple detail.

I thought it would be another one of those things you buy for the kids that ends up in the trunk. We took it when we went to see my parents and my son spent a good part of the trip leaning on it. Now we leave it ready for long trips. I'm glad I bought something we actually use.

My daughter gets sleepy in the car, but struggles to find a comfortable position and ends up getting upset. That was what I wanted to improve, more than getting her to sleep the whole way. With this pillow, she settles in better and is more comfortable. We still make our stops, but we don't all arrive so exhausted anymore.

Before buying it, I checked the measurements carefully, because I couldn't get a sense of the size from the photos. It has turned out to be comfortable for my son and has plenty of surface area to lean on. It was exactly what I was looking for: something to help him rest when he falls asleep, without having to improvise with a folded jacket.

The price held me back because, at the end of the day, it's just a pillow. But we do a lot of road travel, and seeing her asleep with her head tilted to the side was always a worry for me. We've used it several times now, and it’s worth it for the comfort it provides her. In our case, it's gotten more use than I expected.

I bought the piggy one for my daughter, although I had my doubts about whether she would want to wear it. She's quite picky with anything new. At first, she was just playing with it at home, and then we took it to the car. Now she asks for it when she's sleepy. It has saved me from that little battle of trying to get her to settle down.

We often go to the village, and the trip back on Sundays used to be exhausting: my daughter tired, unable to get comfortable, and us just wanting to arrive. The pillow has been really helpful for those trips. She doesn't always sleep, but she’s more comfortable, and that makes a big difference in the mood inside the car.

I hadn't realized how attentive I was to my son until I saw him get settled with the pillow. Before, I was constantly turning around to check how his head was positioned. Now I see him resting and I can relax a little. I bought it thinking of his comfort, but it has also eased my worries.

My daughter rejects even the cushions at home, so I didn't have many expectations. We let her choose the little pig and that helped a lot. At first she would just hug it, and now she also leans on it when she gets sleepy. The best part for me is that she accepts it on her own, without me having to insist during the trip.

We had tried putting a jacket on him so he would have somewhere to rest his head, but it would shift and we ended up constantly readjusting it. I was looking for something more comfortable for the trips to his grandparents' house. This pillow is working better for him. Now, when he falls asleep, I don't have to keep figuring out how to make him comfortable.

It used to frustrate me to plan an outing with excitement only to arrive in a bad mood after the car ride. My daughter would get tired from not being able to find a comfortable position, and we’d all end up tense. Since we started bringing the pillow, she is much more comfortable when she wants to rest. It doesn't make the hours on the road disappear, but it is making them more bearable for us.