Toddler Pillows

cchill01

Anyone found a really thin pillow that would be good for a toddler?  Everywhere I look the pillows are like 3 inches thick or more.  Even pillows called "Toddler Pillow, " like at PBK just seem to be smaller in length and width.

This seems ridiculous to me, as it can't possibly be ergonomically correct. I'm looking for a pillow that's like 1-2 inches thick.  I've resorted to folding up a small blanket.

kerivp

I got a flatish one at Walmart and it works really well for us.

sunnydays99

I had a hard time finding one too! I finally got one at ikea. It's really flat but still a normal length and width. And it was super cheap! :-)

ETA: the one I got isn't specifically a "toddler" pillow, it was with the regular bedding stuff and was just the thinnest one available.

mistresscox

I just gave DD one of my old ones that had flattened out and she loves it.  I think it smells like me a bit (gross, but comforting I guess) and is really the perfect thickness now.  

kberlyab

If you have access to an IKEA they have great toddler pillows. Very thin too. DS loves his.

davis0905

I ordered a toddler pillow from One Step Ahead and it was super thin and served its purpose for about 6 mos. It was nice.  I ordered with it a flannel pillowcase.  It's great for travel.  Now DD has graduated to a normal size pillow. 

Worcbride

bobbleroos.com--have youth and toddler pillows;  we have one of each;  they're great

cchill01

Thanks ladies.  I'll check those out.

I can't give her a flattened pillow.....because she'd have to claw them from my fingers (I know, not very selfless of me).

webMistress0609

I got one @ BuyBuyBaby that's allergy "proof" too. I wish we had an Ikea close by. 

The one at BuyBuy Baby was $19, but of course they always have coupons. The allergy thing was important for us too.