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Kate Gregory
Kate Gregory
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I have been known to use a neck pillow backwards - with the gap behind my head - or sideways, to prevent just this problem. But the best prevention is not to be entirely on your back. Turn a little in your seat so that your ear, or (or better still your cheekbone) is on the seatback, and your chin will not head towards your chest.

I have been known to use a neck pillow backwards - with the gap behind my head - or sideways, to prevent just this problem. But the best prevention is not to be entirely on your back. Turn a little in your seat so that your ear, or better still your cheekbone is on the seatback, and your chin will not head towards your chest.

I have been known to use a neck pillow backwards - with the gap behind my head - or sideways, to prevent just this problem. But the best prevention is not to be entirely on your back. Turn a little in your seat so that your ear (or better still your cheekbone) is on the seatback, and your chin will not head towards your chest.

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Kate Gregory
Kate Gregory
  • 81.6k
  • 14
  • 236
  • 340

I have been known to use a neck pillow backwards - with the gap behind my head - or sideways, to prevent just this problem. But the best prevention is not to be entirely on your back. Turn a little in your seat so that your ear, or better still your cheekbone is on the seatback, and your chin will not head towards your chest.