Many pregnancy pillows are designed to be versatile and multi-purpose, which means they can be used for various purposes, even after pregnancy.For instance, body pillows can be used as a support while breastfeeding or to help with post-pregnancy back pain. C- and U-shaped pillows can be used to support the back, neck and knees while sitting or sleeping, making them great for people with chronic pain or recovering from an injury Wedge-shaped pillows make for great backrests or footrests if you have an injury or need to keep your feet elevatedAnd you’ll likely enjoy the extra support when watching TV with a V- or J-shaped pillow at your back.However, make sure to check the materials that make up your pillow. A pillow made of lower-quality materials or not designed for longevity may not last long after pregnancy and may not be good for any other uses.Most pregnancy pillows, however, are designed to provide multi-position comfort and support, so your pillow will likely be able to transition with you and last for years to come.