Duvet and pillow for a small double bed?

My 3 year old still sleeps in her cot and a sleeping bag but she’s going into a small double next week.

What pillow and duvet should I get her?

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We’ve just got a small double bed and have got a regular pillow and a double duvet.

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My son has a normal 10.5 tog double duvet on his small double that way it can be tucked in the one side and bottom and then a flat ish pillow, I also brought 2 bed guards that go under the fitted sheet so he doesn’t roll out and he loves it x

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We moved our son into a small double a year ago, double sized sheets but got a really low tog duvet from asda 4.5 I think it is with a normal pillow x

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