Hi

Just need some idea what pillow (or what brand) you all use for infant 0-6mths, then 6mths onwards ?

clevamama clevafoam for infant.. helps prevent flatheads. google ya.. sold in many places

My baby used clevamama clevafoam

Isn’t it risky to use pillows for infants 0-6 mths? Risk of suffocation.

My baby used Mimos, very safe & recommended ...you may get it online or during baby fair

aiyo just saw this
my baby 10 months edy
slightly flat

has anyone use babylove this brand of pillow ?

ooo... this pillow quite expensive .. cost few hundred ...

Top or bottom ones? Any differences?

New born need pillow?

Actually new born don’t need pillow. And her head still look very round although without pillow for the pass 2.5years. My girl just started to use pillow now.

Bottom. I dunno coz they didn’t show me the top one. I bought a few pillows. All doesn’t help my baby head shape.

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This post has been edited by Daddy2be: Jul 3 2019, 07:52 PM

Thanks .. will consider this ...
my area mostly sell babylove this brand .. it is dimple pillow with latex foam ...

Don't risk it. No pillow please.

you use napkin as pillow for new born baby ?
and how many months onwards change to pillow ?

use nappie. still breathable in case baby turn face down.
no problem with head flat.

use pillow when 1 year old

My baby 2 months and have been using nappies since... Wife and I practice prone-sleeping as well... lesser shocks and longer sleeps.

Isn't prone sleeping dangerous for babies?

Only when the surface is soft, then the fear of suffocating.

How many months old is your little one when sleep prone? Thanks

We already started within the 1st week coming back from the hospital.

now my boy keep sleeping prone
11 months now

I tried on my baby and it didn't quite work because doesn't know how to turn head. Kept crying as head was face downwards lol

May not be the best example but imagine you're flipping roti canai like that xD

On a serious note, when baby's face is turned sideways, place the palm of your dominant arm on baby's face with your forearm aligned to baby's body. Use the other hand to gently flip baby's body, and your dominant arm follows in motion as you flip, palm supporting baby's face and neck, while your forearm the baby's body.