My son likes sleeping on this flat pillow we have....

And he screams every time I try to take it away. Does anyone's baby want pillows too? I get nervous. I mean I know he can get up and move but... I don't know. Mommy I need thoughts on this

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My boys slept with a pillow since forever. All my kids actually. I say, if you know your child just trust your gut

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@Alexus this gives me peace of mind. Thank you

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my son loves sleeping with his pillow. he’s had it since about 6 months old, it’s super flat and doesn’t even feel like a pillow

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My son sleeps with his boppy in his crib he will not sleep any other way

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Mine has also been sleeping with a pillow for forever and so did my oldest

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My older son still has his boppy and sleeps with it. And my younger one took one of my pillows amd he sleeps with it.

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my daughter doesn’t use a pillow, but she also sleeps on her stomach with her butt up in the air lol. and she sleeps with a little stuffed rabbit that she loves and absolutely will not stand for it being taken away

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my daughter also doesn’t use blankets, but she sleeps in a zipadee zip sleep sack that’s basically like her blanket. she’s loves that thing

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My son uses a pillow but I recommend to keep safe sleep to give you a piece of mind switch to a toddler bed because per guidelines no pillows or blankets in a combined crib but once in toddler bed are perfectly fine

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My boy had a pillow at 1 year 🤷🏼‍♀️ blanket and stuffed animals

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We do not care about pillows 🤷🏾‍♀️

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actually my pediatrician said he can have 1 blanket and a small flat pillow

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I think it’s okay. I’m more nervous about blankets still. We just introduced blanket in his crib and sometimes he’ll put the blanket over his face and it seems like he gets stuck in it and freaks a tiny bit. I just leave the blanket in a corner now and occasionally I’ll find him snuggling with it but he’s never really loved blankets on him. We also stopped using sleep sacks when he could stand up in his crib. I feel like it gets stuck under him and I don’t want him to trip and hit his head on the crib. I know that’s was way more information than you asked lol.

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My son sleep with a baby wedge pillow but I don't worry since he is good about moving himself if he can't breathe although I do make sure he has a blanket that's not too heavy or too thick. YOUR SON IS ADORABLE

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