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My baby is 20 months old, when can i start introducing him to the pillow?
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Sleep: He does. It need a pillow and probably would not stay on one
Answered 11/18/2014
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Two Years Old: You can start introducing your toddler to a pillow at age 2 are the current guidelines.
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