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Reddit mentions of Sound Asleep Pillow
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 7
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Made in the UK with a luxurious hollowfibre filling, the speaker is undetectable and offers a totally restful sleeping experienceListen to your favourite music, audio books or even teach-yourself language books allowing you to relax whilst you swot up on your language skills ready for your holidayAs the speaker is built inside the pillow, this unique product requires absolutely no headphones. You control the volume of the sound, so only you can hear your personal music, meaning your partner can sleep in peaceThe Sound Asleep pillow requires a music source, such as an MP3 player, radio or a television (as long as it has a 3.5mm stereo plug to connect to the pillow). The pillow will not emit any sound until it is connected to your deviceGuaranteed for 2 years
Specs:
| Color | M24 |
| Height | 4.96 Inches |
| Length | 28.11 Inches |
| Size | Q24 |
| Weight | 1.1 Pounds |
| Width | 15.28 Inches |
You have a few options, Bedphones, SleepPhones or even if want to go completely headphone free you could look at Soundasleep Speaker Pillow
It's all about the speaker pillows!
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Soundasleep-266888-Sound-Asleep-Pillow/dp/B000XS42RQ
This or other similar products are a good choice I find - the sound quality obviously isn't as good, but you can keep it very quiet and you'll still hear it since your ear is right next to it: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Soundasleep-266888-Sound-Asleep-Pillow/dp/B000XS42RQ/ref=tag_stp_s2_edpp_url
You should get something like this:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Soundasleep-266888-Sound-Asleep-Pillow/dp/B000XS42RQ/ref=dp_cp_ob_kh_title_0
Although I still have some insomnia it's not as bad as it was as I have a better handle of the PTSD and have had a quite a bit of counselling. One of the things I found really helpful is getting a pillow with a small speaker inside and listening to podcasts, like the Sleep With Me ones or some children's books on Librivox.
It gave me something to focus on so I wasn't filled with anxiety about having nightmares or flashbacks. I didn't always sleep but just the act of resting was helpful. I also used to use audiobooks in the bath as that was another place I got a lot of flashbacks.
I’ve recently received a speaker pillow as a random birthday present - never realised how useful it would be! Link below..
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Soundasleep-the-Original-Speaker-Pillow/dp/B000XS42RQ
Something like this?