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Stomach Sleeper Recommendations

Sleeping on your stomach can be comfortable for many people. However, when you're in that sleeping position, you're main concern should be for your spine. Because of the way your body is at night, you may find yourself having problems with posture during the day.

Most people will carry their weight in their torso. When sleeping on your stomach, if your mattress is too soft, it will cause a sagging that will arch your back. The best mattress for a stomach sleeper is a medium firm mattress that will provide enough support for your middle section without arching your spine. Mattresses that have large padded tops like pillow soft and euro tops are often not compatible for stomach sleepers.