My daughter is almost six month now. Should I take the baby pillow or this toddler pillow?
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Babies don't use pillows. Wait until over 1 year or, possibly 2 years old. Babies and toddlers heads are so large compared to the size of their shoulders and body that they don't require a pillow. My son is 3 and he rarely stays on the pillow for the entire night.
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I didn't put anything other than the baby into the crib until one year old, but at one I added the toddler pillow and it is not very high (it seems to function more as a tool to train my kids to sleep with their head at one end of the bed).
233745
I've never seen the baby sized but I have the toddler pillow. In my daughters crib it still has atleast 3 in on each side if not more. And it is the thinnest Pillow I've found to date. We really enjoy.
233746
The difference, as far as I can tell, is the size, so if you're going to get one, I'd take the toddler pillow, with the requisite caveat that just because they're called "baby" and "toddler" pillow doesn't make them inherently safer for babies under 1 year than any pillow. So, you know, that's up to you. If you're planning to put it in a crib, I don't know if the baby pillow would fit better, but I know I like the toddler pillows because I can kind of share them with my kids if I have to lie down with them for a while.
233747
At six month old she is way too young for a pillow. To many safety risks. A pillow can be used starting at age 1 and over. Then this pillow would be an excellent choice.
882779
As a grandmother, I would say that you child is a little bit too young for this pillow. It is pretty fluffy, and I would be afraid that the baby might suffocate if it gets into the wrong position. Pillowcase does not come with the pillow. I ordered a pillowcase off of amazon.com that fit this pillow perfectly. It is the perfect size for a toddler to take to daycare for naps.
1427237
My son uses a support pillow for his son. If you do not use one, the babies head can flop from side to side.
2159774
For a 3 month old I would use a travel co-sleeper. The Leacho BumpZZZ is made for a toddler.
1075655
My daughter is 17 weeks now & we love the FP Rock & Play Sleeper, but seems like she might be outgrowing it soon.
677959
This size definitely works for a 9 month old so as a toddler size...They both are great pillows. My daughter used the infant size almost until her 1st year.
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I haven't seen the one for the 2 year old but the larger of these two is really big. My daughter is 6 and I think she will probably get a few more years use out of it. It's small enough for a 2 year old too probably.
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I use a small pillow or a baby headrest. Im using the one that i bought for the baby carrier. Its a pillow thats shaped like a baby. With cushion around tge head and below of the armpit or side if the back.
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In my opinion, the pillow was slightly bigger than traveling pillows. I think it might be too small for a 6 year old. But it all depends on how much your kids move around. If they move around a lot I would suggest a bigger pillow to roll around on. Hope this helped
82545
We use a standard size down pillow in our, it seems to work well. My daughter says its cuddly.
746332
My daughter is almost 7 months and she absolutely loves it. I bought one as a gift for a friend and she told me her 3 year old tried to take it!
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We put my 5 month old grandson in it, but he is also abt 20 lbs. , his. 20 month old brother is on it too and weighs 30 lbs. your daughter is tiny and the infant one would be better for her. I originally got it for my 20 month old grandson
549640
It might be a bit too firm for a child that young..a great pillow but for teen or adult from my experience. Might ask your pediatrician. Merry Christmas.:)
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I think you would need one with insert for 6 month old. My granddaughter is 8 mos and wiuld still need the insert
1110005
I know you are not supposed to, but I always used the toddler side because my baby slept better on the softer side. Technically, you are supposed to wait until they are a year old, but you really just have to do what works best for your family.
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I would get the smaller rather than the toddler one. My daughter is turning 2 and she has had both for a while now, but she always ends up sleeping on the small one. The toddler version maybe to thick for her...
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Infants should not use pillows because of SIDS. I think the recommendation is no pillow until age 2.