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8 Reasons Why You're Rolling Over at 3 a.m. (And the One-Position Pillow Isn't Helping)

Amity quilted top and grey mesh side detail
By Calm Eden Sleep Journal · Combination sleepers

You fall asleep on your back and wake up on your side, or the other way round. A one-height pillow is only right for half of that night. Here are eight reasons combination sleepers are switching to a pillow with two heights.

1. You Roll, but Your Pillow Stays the Same Height

Duvet folded back on one side of an empty bed

1. You Roll, but Your Pillow Stays the Same Height

Back sleeping needs a lower pillow; side sleeping needs a higher one. When you roll at 3 a.m. on a one-height pillow, you land on the wrong height every time.

2. Folding Is Your Pillow Asking for Help

Hand folding an ordinary white pillow on a bed

2. Folding Is Your Pillow Asking for Help

If you fold your pillow in half every time you roll onto your side, you are trying to build a second height. Amity already has one: the higher 4.5-inch side.

3. The Stack Falls Apart When You Move

Ordinary pillows out of place on a rumpled bed

3. The Stack Falls Apart When You Move

Two pillows stacked for side sleeping slide apart the moment you roll onto your back. One Amity with two heights replaces the stack.

4. Two Heights on One Pillow

Amity butterfly-contour pillow on white bedding

4. Two Heights on One Pillow

The lower 3.5-inch side is for back sleeping; the higher 4.5-inch side is for side sleeping.

Settle in on the side that matches how you fall asleep, and flip it when your position changes. Two seconds, no second pillow.

5. A Cradle That Holds Your Head in Place

Ordinary head pillow and duvet on an empty dawn-lit bed

5. A Cradle That Holds Your Head in Place

On a flat pillow your head drifts every time you move. Amity's central cradle and raised neck-support edges give your head a defined place to land, back or side.

6. Firm Edges, Soft Center

Ordinary head pillow on the mattress used at home

6. Firm Edges, Soft Center

Firmer 45D memory foam edges hold your neck and a softer 35D cradle holds your head, whichever way you are lying.

7. Keep the Body Pillow, Lose the Head-Pillow Pile

Body pillow beside a separate ordinary head pillow

7. Keep the Body Pillow, Lose the Head-Pillow Pile

Like hugging a body pillow? Keep it. But the pile of head pillows you rebuild every night can go. Amity does that job on its own.

8. One Pillow for Every Position You End Up In

Amity central head cradle and raised edges

8. One Pillow for Every Position You End Up In

Combination sleepers need a pillow that covers both positions. Amity is built for exactly that, for $70.00, was $130.00.

Amity butterfly-contour pillow on white bedding
Amity quilted top and grey mesh side detail
Amity central head cradle and raised edges
Back sleeper resting on the Amity pillow

Amity Comfort Cervical Pillow

Amity Comfort Cervical Pillow

Butterfly contour with a central cradle, firmer 45D edges and a softer 35D centre. Two heights: flip to switch. The zip-off cover is hand wash only.

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Three Steps to Better Nights

Shape · Height · Care

Step 1.

Settle into the central cradle.

Step 2.

Start on the side that matches how you fall asleep.

Step 3.

Flip it when you roll. That is it.
Amity details

Two heights, a central cradle and dual-density memory foam in one pillow.

Two heights, a central cradle and dual-density memory foam in one pillow.

Two heights, a central cradle and dual-density memory foam in one pillow.

This page is published by Calm Eden, which sells the Amity pillow. General sleep-comfort information, not medical advice.