Dreamgenii, the trusted parent-support brand best known for its award-winning pregnancy and feeding pillows, is proud to announce a new partnership with The Pelvic Partnership, a UK charity dedicated to supporting those affected by pelvic girdle pain (PGP) during pregnancy and beyond.
This collaboration brings together two organisations united by a shared commitment to improving comfort, confidence and wellbeing for parents. Through this partnership, Dreamgenii and The Pelvic Partnership will work together to raise awareness of pelvic girdle pain, provide accessible education and advice, and help parents feel better supported throughout pregnancy and early parenthood.
As part of the partnership, The Pelvic Partnership will be joining Dreamgenii at The Baby Show at ExCeL London from 6th–8th March, where charity representatives and healthcare professionals will be on hand throughout the event to offer expert advice, guidance and support to parents experiencing pelvic girdle pain.
Beyond live events, the partnership will also see The Pelvic Partnership share trusted, evidence-based resources across Dreamgenii platforms, ensuring parents have access to reliable information alongside products designed to support better sleep, positioning and everyday comfort.
Amy House, Marketing Manager at Dreamgenii says: “At Dreamgenii, supporting parents through real, everyday challenges is at the heart of everything we do. Partnering with The Pelvic Partnership allows us to extend that support further by connecting parents with expert advice on pelvic girdle pain — something so many experience, yet often feel unprepared for.”
Victoria Roberton, Co-ordinator from the Pelvic Partnership, comments: “We’re delighted to be partnering with Dreamgenii and to be joining them at The Baby Show. Together, we’re able to reach parents directly with the information, reassurance and support they need during pregnancy.”
The partnership marks an important step in both organisations’ ongoing commitment to championing parent wellbeing through education, empathy and practical support.
