Cot pillow&duvet

Hey,
What age was everyone’s LO when they introduced a duvet and pillow.
I have been looking into getting a coverless duvet but the thought of using a pillow just gives me the fear so think I will hang off until my little boy is a bit older.
Curious to what other people’s opinions are :)

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My little ones 2.5 and i’m still too scared to give her one 🙈 Il be doing it this week though

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My little boy is 1 and he uses a blanket to nap as I’m usually in the same room or have the camera on him but through the night he uses a Sleeping bag and I’ve noticed he has been getting frustrated being in his bag as he just wants his legs out but I’m still to paranoid to use a duvet 😅

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Never in a cot! Over 1 years old is the recommendation but needs to be in a toddler bed we first started naps with a blanket in his toddler bed around 18 months and once I was comfortable we let him at night and pillow was around 2

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My little one was young, she would refuse to sleep in her own cot without one and we was not in the position to co sleep. It’s the coverless duvet from dunelm that we used but she didn’t have a pillow unless she was ill( she wouldn’t be able to sleep lying flat when congested) still to this day she only has a pillow to drink her milk than she puts it on the floor

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My LG is 15 months and seemed to be getting too hot in a sleeping bag (despite trying different togs) we started using a cover less duvet last week and she’s been great, one night of crap but she’s come down with a cold so that’s different. She seems to love it and can kick it off of too warm as well. We got ours from Dunelm in the Jan sale xxx

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17 months. He is still in a cot which I know isn’t recommended but he just wouldn’t sleep with a sleeping bag anymore. I’m lucky cause he’s very good at kicking his duvet off during the night when he needs to and he never moves his pillow. I had a couple nights of bad sleep worrying about him but he’s very used to it now and sleeps much better x

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