Top-notch Newborn Bedding Sets Don’t Come With Headrests
Babies don’t need pillows and more than likely will roll off of one provided. An infant’s typical resting position is normally on his or her back with the head sideways. Putting a pillow in with the baby doesn’t add comfort, it adds danger because babies don’t always have the motor skills required to move something that is obstructing their airways. This makes it unnecessary, in fact unwise to include pillows with a crib set. You won’t find them with the sets you buy, including Max baby bedding.
Stuffed animals present a bigger problem than fluffy blankets and pillows and should therefore not be kept in the crib or bed with the child. A child may hug a stuffed animal, due to the nature behind it, and then may be unable to push it away.