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Like many new parents, you may fret about sleep struggles when your baby was born. You wish his or her naps would stretch longer and even dream about the day he’d finally start sleeping through the night. But your top concern is sleep safety and protecting him or her from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), the unexplained death of a seemingly healthy baby less than a year old.



You can follow the Canadian Paediatric Society’s safe sleep guidelines as best you could: putting him or to sleep flat on his back (never his tummy) and keeping the bed free of suffocation and entanglement hazards like toddler pillows, https://www.biloban.com/collections/toddler-pillowcrib bumpers, stuffies and blankets. But once he reach a year old and is no longer considered to be at risk for SIDS, you will definitely ease off a bit.



Soon your baby will cuddle with his old swaddle blankets instead of being wrapped up in them, and a rotating cast of favourite stuffies will join him in his crib each night. When your baby is 25 months old, you will be forced to transition your little climber into a toddler bed, and it is not long before he or she create a makeshift pillow for himself: He’d tuck a stuffie or beloved blankie under his or her head on his own. Would it be safe, you may ask, to introduce a real toddler pillow?https://www.biloban.com/collections/toddler-pillow