Are you a first-time parent with a whole lot of answers you are seeking out? Let’s start addressing one of the most common ones of all.
Have you always imagined putting a newborn to sleep in a crib that’s free of pillows, blankets, and other bedding? But does a baby need it? Is there a right time to start introducing these items? Lying flat on a mattress for hours would certainly make your neck stiff and creaky in the morning and you can’t help but wonder how you could make your baby’s night more comfortable!
Do they need a plush, fluffy headrest or the scare of suffocation is more dominant? A lot of these questions have been hovering over your head for sure.
As your baby approaches the quarter-year mark, they gain enough strength to raise their head. Their spine starts bending forward to set a base for the sitting milestone and a baby pillow here aids psychological support to maintain that bend. It ensures your baby remains comfortable with no strain to sit up just as the body demands. So that’s the right age to introduce a baby pillow to your baby’s crib.
A baby pillow should have a height of about 3cm and should be adjusted gradually as the baby grows. The length of the baby’s pillow should be as broad as the baby’s shoulder. It’s all about getting the right support for your baby’s body and now if you still need some more convincing.
When your baby sleeps for long hours, then the protection of this delicate part is a usual worry for most parents. And while you worry about your newborn’s sleeping positions and the effect on their head, the flat head syndrome is a scary outcome of your baby lying flat on their back for too long. Carefully designed baby pillows by The White Willow fight back this worry. With the right shape and dimensions, we provide your newborn with pillows that fit their head comfortably.
Newborns love napping for hours and suddenly they wake up for a feed! Terrible weather conditions make them uncomfortable just like us adults but no one likes a cranky baby! So, our baby pillows exclusively keep up consistent temperature and sweat resistance qualities to avoid discomfort. An evenly distributed temperature gives your baby a longer and deeper sleep. Sleep is crucial for a baby’s development and your smooth day.
A newborn’s brain development relies heavily on blood circulation. A baby pillow by The White Willow is designed to ensure just about adequate movement of blood to the brain and the other developing body organs. We help you make the right pick for this crucial period. The pillow should not alter the baby’s natural posture, when asleep or awake. It should only make your baby more comfortable, and that's what makes it the perfect one.
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Parents can safely start using pillows for children who are 1½ years old, about the same age at which parents can safely move children out of the crib and into a toddler bed.
It is recommended that healthy infants be placed on their backs for sleep, as this is the safest position for an infant to sleep.
Your baby can't sleep with a pillow until they become a toddler. Babies should sleep on a firm, flat surface free of pillow and blankets until at least age 1 and preferably age 18 months or later.
Sleeping on poorly made pillows can result in terrible neck posture as well as lack of cervical support. It results in you waking up with neck pain. And, even muscular stiffness of the neck and shoulders, poor blood circulation resulting in arm or hand numbness and headaches.
Most of us spend around 8-10 hours a day sitting down and it's so common to hear someone complain about bodily aches and pains. A typical example of this is experiencing prolonged dull or even sharp pain in the tailbone.
The bony structure at the end of our lower back called the coccyx can feel troubled due to long hours of sitting. So, what could we do to relieve the pain and prevent it from getting worse? Bring in a Coccyx Pillow for tailbone pain!
Being a unique cushion to relieve the tailbone pain, it does the trick without needing any treatment. It eliminates the discomfort and prevents the symptoms from getting worse reducing the lower back pain. The White Willow introduces a special cushion made with heavy-duty foam or gel, designed to relieve this pain. It's typically V or wedge-shaped for maximum orthopedic support, with a small cut out at the back for relieving pressure on the spine.
If your work involves sitting long hours in front of a computer or working on a desk, this is your pillow for tailbone pain and discomfort. Along with periodic stretching and standing up, you will not endure tailbone pain, because this cushion relieves pressure from the base of your spine.
A coccyx tailbone cushion is made with high-quality memory foam and provides gentle support to the sensitive lower back area. This slight elevation pushes your pelvis forward and puts the tailbone in a comfortable position.
If you are all about improving your posture due to prolonged hours of sitting, this ring pillow for tailbone pain will prevent you from slouching and will keep your posture in check.
The unique design of this pillow provides excellent comfort. Unlike any ordinary cushion, the cut-out design of this pillow is ideal to keep pressure off your tailbone.
This coccyx cushion can be used for home or office, and anywhere you need it. It's lightweight and portable. So take it along wherever you anticipate long hours of discomfort and sitting.
Coccyx pillows come in a number of shapes and sizes to meet your needs. Don’t miss it if relief from tailbone pain is what you are looking for.
Weight is distributed between the bottom portions of the two hip bones (or ischium) and the tailbone, providing balance and stability when a person is seated. The tailbone is the connecting point for many pelvic floor muscles.
When the lower back is in pain, coccyx cushions work to alleviate the pressure and reduce the discomfort. That means a softer seat, holes, or gaps to reduce stress, and all while providing support to where it's needed most.
