Patient's question:
My baby is about to be 11 months old, and we haven't used a pillow yet. I saw online that pillows can be used after 3 months, but some say they shouldn't be. So, what age can babies start using pillows? Can we use one now?Doctor's answer:
According to your statement, generally children do not need a pillow within the first three months. Between 3 to 6 months, they can start using a pillow, but the thickness should not be less than 3 centimeters. Your baby is now 11 months old, so it is appropriate to start using a pillow. However, the height should not be too high—4 to 5 centimeters in thickness is sufficient. As the child grows older, the pillow can be adjusted accordingly. The above is the advice for this issue. I hope it helps you, and wish you a speedy recovery!