The WondaWedge has been featured on Cheapflights.ca. The online guide covers everything an expectant mother would need. It includes when and where expectant mothers should travel, products for pregnant travelers, as well as major airline policies on flying pregnant. The WondaWedge is also included in the products section.

Cheapflights.ca says, “Sleeping in a hotel’s strange bed can be difficult when you’re pregnant. The inflatable WondaWedge can help you get a good night’s sleep or just have a comfortable afternoon nap.”

We hope you or someone you know, who is pregnant, will benefit from this information.

Flying While Pregnant.

Tips for flying while pregnant from experts.

Products to make pregnant travel easier (includes the WondaWedge).

Today, I’m going to take the WondaWedge inside since I took you to the beach yesterday.

In addition to my job as the social networking force behind the WondaWedge, I also have a job that allows me the luxury of working at home. As a result, I spend a lot of time on the floor with my laptop. I have said it before and I’ll say it again: not only do I work for the company that sells the WondaWedge, I’m also a satisfied customer. If and when I’m on the floor working, I’m propped up against a WondaWedge and it’s a heck of a lot more comfortable than just sitting back against the couch.

I also have lower back and sciatica problems so having the extra support really helps whether I’m working or kicking back, watching a movie. There is always at least one inflated WondaWedge at my house that I keep one on my bed at all times with my other pillows propped up in front of it. This is my reading sanctuary at the end of the day.

The only problem I’ve had using the WondaWedge indoors is the fact that I have cats and they like to cuddle….

(Blog title by Ted Nugent)

I’ve decided that I’m going to make better use of this whole internet marketing thing. Everyday, I’m going to blog about one particular use for the WondaWedge. Why? Because I can. Because I am lucky enough to have a day gig that lets me use a little of my creative power to bend the unsuspecting public to my will. And it’s better than being a Walmart greeter.

Let’s talk about the beach. I’ve always been amazed at the amount of stuff that people are willing to take from their homes, load into their cars and then schlep across the sand. Between the kids, the ice chests, umbrellas, lawn chairs, buckets, cameras, towels, hats and flip flops, I find the whole process exhausting.

While I can’t remedy all of these, I can at least help and recommend that you leave the patio furniture on your patio where it belongs and pack up a few Wondawedges instead. About the size of a book when deflated and folded, you can make your day at the beach a whole lot easier.

The Wondawedge inflates pretty quickly using good old fashioned lung power if you can still breath after hauling all that other stuff. Once inflated, plop yourself down on the attached mat, kick back and enjoy the day. Sand won’t penetrate the mat like it does a towel or blanket and you’ll be a lot more comfortable.

After the sunburn and the hot dogs, it will deflate and fold up easily for the long trip back to the car. You’ll be so glad you left the furniture at home.

(Blog title respecfully borrowed from Elvis Costello)