toddler pillow

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If your toddler pillow could give advice and pour wine, you might just declare it your best friend. You're always happy to see it, and it cradles your head and neck just perfectly, so you can get a comfortable night's sleep. So when you look down at your toddler pillow lying flat on his firm crib mattress, you might feel a pang of guilt that he doesn't have the same support. Worry not. A toddler who has never slept with a pillow before doesn't know he's missing out on anything, so there's no rush to give him one until he's ready.

When decorating your infant’s crib, all you really need is a fitted crib sheet on a firm mattress. The day will come soon enough when your child’s bed will be filled with blankets, toddler pillow and stuffed animals. Until your child is ready for additional bedding, focus on creating a safe and clear environment for your baby to rest. Visit the crib and sleep safety guide for more info.
In the first few years of your child’s life, you don’t need to be concerned that your baby is uncomfortable withouttoddler pillow. You may not like sleeping without your toddler pillow, but they won’t feel uncomfortable without one until their shoulders are wider than their heads. In fact, a pillow still isn’t even necessary once they graduate from a crib to a bed, they just may prefer to make the sleeping arrangements in their new bed look similar to yours.
If you are wondering at what age should a child usetoddler pillow, the answer is at around 2 to 3 years old. When you transition your toddler pillow to a normal bed, you can choose to introduce a toddler pillow, which is usually thin and firm. Even after the newborn stage your infant could turn face down into toddler pillow or less likely, put their head under it. So even though your child has slightly more mobility after passing the newborn stage, it is important to wait until they are 2-3 years old to introduce other bedding.