With all the scary information about crib safety I was lost as to where to find a great pillow for my son. I know he isn’t supposed to be using one just yet, but I will admit to cheating a bit and giving him one now that he’s reached a year. I am happy to report that the madii & dyl Teenii Tot pillow was a perfect addition to my son’s crib.
Designed to meet the luxe needs of today’s conscious parents and their savvy tots, the Madii & Dyl range came about when mother of two, Jackie was unable to find products that met the sensitive needs of her children. From there she created a line of products that where Hypoallergenic, all natural and chemical free. All things that any mom would want for their child.
The Teenii Tot pillow ($49) is made for toddlers and walkers. Tur distinctive wave design conforms to the child’s head offering proper neck support and spine alignment. The Self-ventilating cores provide maximum air flow, keeping the child cool and comfortable. Perfect for allergy sufferers, it is the only pillow that can be washed and never change its shape. It makes a great beginning pillow for you child.
Madii & dyl also makes the Sookie Babe pillow ($39) for newborns, and The Mini Me ($59) for a child of 4 plus years. Each pillow has a special design will be a perfect fit for any child of that age. My son had flat head, so the Sookie babe which is designed to prevent flat head would’ve been great.
When you feel ready to put a pillow in your child’s crib I think any of these would be a good choice. The special designs and the fact that they are made chemical free can allow you, as a parent to sleep soundly at night too, knowing that your child is safe, and sleeping comfortably.
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