Abstract: A head support for a person in a seated position. The head support comprises a pair of elongated, stuffed fabric cushions to be seated, when in position, on the person's shoulders on either side of the person's neck. A first strap has its ends attached one to each cushion so as to extend between them behind the person's neck when the cushions are in position. A second strap is provided with one end secured to one cushion. Securing means associated with the other end of said second strap cooperate with securing means attached to the other cushion so the second strap is releasably securable to said other cushion. The second strap when in secured position extends between the cushions in front of the person's neck. The straps hold the cushions comfortably adjacent the person's neck to provide support for the person's head when the person is resting. The pillows may be shaped like animals to make them appealing to children.