The Spanish Association of Pediatrics (AEP) advises not to use pillows for newborns and infants. Neither blankets, stuffed animals, nor any other object that could pose even a minimal risk of suffocation to the baby. If the baby moves at night and turns over –and then cannot return to lying on their back–, their nose could get trapped against the pillow and therefore have more difficulty breathing.

During the first year of life, the use of a pillow can interfere with the natural alignment of the spine of babies, who are still developing their bone and muscle structure. The proportions of babies are not like those of adults: their neck is small and their head is much larger relative to the size of their body. Sleeping with a pillow, in addition to the discomfort it may cause, can force the natural curvature of their neck.

The general recommendation is that babies start using a pillow from the age of 2.

When the time comes to introduce a pillow for your little one, it is important to choose a pillow suitable for their age and size. Opt for a low and soft pillow, specifically designed for toddlers, that provides adequate support for their head and neck.

Yes. Accessories can also be exchanged or returned within 30 calendar days of receipt.

During the first 14 calendar days, you may exercise your legal right of withdrawal under the conditions indicated above. The remaining 16 days correspond to ECUS Kids' additional commercial policy.

If there is a manufacturing defect, the exchange or return will be free of charge.

In all other cases, the costs indicated in the section “Are there return or exchange costs?”.

The wedge and the pillow have different functions. The wedge is specifically designed to gently elevate the baby's torso and help prevent gastroesophageal reflux and respiratory conditions. 

It is not advisable to use pillows, towels, blankets, or any similar objects to prop up the baby, because all these items can pose a risk of suffocation or obstruction of the airways in babies during the first year of life.

Therefore, pillows at these ages are recommended for use on other surfaces to prevent flattening of the head, such as strollers, hammocks, or car seats, where the baby is in a fixed position and is not at risk of suffocation. Your baby can start using a pillow in the crib under the recommendation of a doctor or specialist. It is advisable that children do not use a pillow until they are 2 years old.

It is essential to follow safety guidelines to provide the safest possible environment for the baby's rest.