Pillows

even!

Since feeding the 'babies' in bed at night, I have always had at least 3. One for sleeping on, then one firm one for support and a big squishy one on top to nestle down on plus a big square continental one for even more support when required. I have to remember not to trip over them in the morning as I chuck them one by one onto the floor as they become redundant. I find soft squishy downie ones tend to wrap around my head and try to suffocate me so tend to go for the man-made variety [comfused]

I really don't like a soft pillow. If we are travelling by car for an over night stay I will take my memory foam pillow with me, which my family find highly amusing. I use another ordinary foam pillow underneath.

One of the things I hate about going to Germany is being given a pillow about the thickness (and comfort factor) of a digestive biscuit.

Soft and squashy for me, but with a touch of firmness nevertheless. Oh and just one at a time

Goose down pillows, two of them.

Feather ones - I also like to make a nest. The Tempur pillow is relegated to the spare room - too heavy and unwieldy.

To make the bed look nice, we have three ranging from softest at the top to firmest at the bottom. These are also used for day time 'rests'. For sleeping all but the bottom one, which is a Tempur end up on the floor!

Two. One to sleep on, one to drape over the bedstead to make a protective shield. But it's so disappointing to find my nicely starched and pressed pillowcases all creased in the morning.

I much prefer a feather pillow, tried all the rest but always return to feather. I sleep with just one all the rest end up on the floor.