“I used to kick my legs around for hours until I got comfortable. As soon as I put them on I can get comfortable and go to sleep” — Maggie
Gentle, targeted compression that calms restless, achy legs to help you drift into deeper, more restful sleep.
Pregnancy brings enough discomfort — nausea, sleeplessness, body changes. Add swollen feet and restless legs, and rest feels impossible.Our Maternity Compression Socks use gentle, pregnancy-safe pressure (15–20 mmHg) to reduce swelling, ease fluid buildup, and calm tired legs for deeper, more restful sleep.
Swelling starts at your feet and ankles — so that’s where our compression is strongest.With firm pressure at the ankle and a gentle taper to the calf, our socks support healthy circulation, reduce pressure on your veins, and help ease that heavy, aching sensation.
Balance can shift during pregnancy, making slips more likely — especially on tiles or timber.That’s why our socks have discreet rubber grips for added traction, giving you peace of mind as you move through your day.
Light Compression (8-12 mmHG)
Maintain circulation without restricting blood flow back to the heart
Mild Compression (12-16 mmHG)
Supports calf pump (a key mechanism in returning blood to the heart).
High Compression (18-20 mmHG)
Reduces swelling and prevents fluid buildup by encouraging the blood flow upwards.
Mild Compression (10-15 mmHG)
Offers gentle support without restricting movement or causing discomfort overnight.
| Sleepybelly | Other Brands | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Pregnancy-Friendly Compression | ✓ | ✗ | |
| Helps You Get Deeper Sleep | ✓ | ✗ | |
| Easy to Put On | ✓ | ✗ | |
| Anti-Slip Safety | ✓ | ✗ | |
| Breathable Bamboo Fabric | ✓ | ✗ | |
| Left and Right Markers | ✓ | ✗ | |
Yes, in fact, they’re often recommended. Our socks are designed with pregnancy-safe graduated compression (15–20 mmHg), which is ideal for relieving swelling and improving circulation without being too tight.
Our compression socks are made with grade 1 compression meaning you can wear them for longer periods of time (cease use if you feel discomfort). We recommend putting them on 30-minutes before you get into bed to help with the swelling before you get into bed and then sleep with them overnight OR if you don’t want to wear them to bed, take them off as you're about to go to sleep.
Any time you begin to notice swelling or heaviness in your legs. Many women start wearing them in the second trimester, but they’re beneficial at any stage. You can even wear them postpartum!
You’re covered by our 30-Night Sleeping Mums Guarantee. If you’re not sleeping better or feeling the difference, just send them back within 30-nights for a full refund, no questions asked.
Sophie Walker - Australian Birth Stories
Jess Kostos - The Mama Physio
Monique Maitland - The Middee Society
Amber - Body, Birth & Baby
Joelleen Winduss Paye - JWP
Beth Ryan - Birth With Beth
Lauren Brenton - One Mama Midwife
