toddler pillow

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At What Age Can Mytoddler pillow Have a Pillow?
Babies shouldn't be given toddler pillow for the same reason they shouldn't be given blankets, stuffed animals and other soft items to use in their cribs. Anything plush poses a suffocation risk for infants. If your sleeping baby were to roll so his face pressed into a soft pillow, he may not be able to pull his mouth and nose away. A baby can also suffocate if his head gets stuck inside an open pillowcase.

Those risks diminish as your baby grows into a toddler. Some experts say it's safe to give your child toddler pillow when he's around 18 months old, but it's best to wait until he's at least 2. Even then, you might decide to hold off until he either asks fortoddler pillow or moves from a crib to a bed. Offering an exciting new "big kid" toddler pillow can help make that transition more appealing to a toddler who's resistant to leaving his cozy crib behind.