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Pillows
Pillow is used to support the neck and head of the baby. So buy pillows that are soft and gentle and the ones that can keep the baby’s head and neck straight. There are support pillows called tuck-in cushion wing-tips. These provide extra support to the shoulders and the body. The wing tips of this type of pillows can be adjusted according to the baby’s size and growth. The baby pillows made of satin, cotton and silk are also widely available. Musical baby pillows are also available. They come in the soft colors of pink and blue. It plays rhymes like “ twinkle twinkle little star” and other rhymes. It uses a key wind technology.
Heart Pillow
Pillows come in different shapes and sizes. Heart Pillows are useful tools that comfortably help with infant positioning during feeding and cuddling. They are an excellent support for both the mother and the baby. Some of the attributes of the heart pillows are
1. Convenient size for portability and will fit comfortably inside most diaper bags.
2. Gentle support for mothers who under went cesarean sections.
3. Promotes parent/child bonding
4. The pillows can be used for versatile purpose.
Handmade Heart Pillows
Handmade heart pillows would make an excellent gift for baby showers and on the day of birth. The heart pillows are available in different colors. However, the red pillow with whiter border is more popular. There are shops that sell handmade heart pillows. One can personalize the heart pillow by asking the shop to embroider, engrave or knit the personal details of the baby. If one knows how to knit and sew, it would be fun making their own heart pillows. These pillows would make a great heirloom.
Tips To Remember
Baby pillows are soft, colorful and snuggly. However, there are certain things the mother needs to keep in mind while putting the baby in the crib.
1. The baby pillow and other soft bedding should be removed from the crib before placing the baby in the crib. The reason is that they can cause suffocation to the baby by obstructing free breathing.
2. Check frequently to ensure the baby’s face is unobstructed by pillows and other objects.
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