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Pillow Pals Review - Buy As Seen On TV Pillow Pets Online
Pillow Pals are cute, huggable pets that pop open into Full Size pillows. As Seen On TV Pillow Pals (also known as Pillow Pets) have been featured on nationwide television and make perfect gifts for children.
Pilow Pals combine the security of a stuffed animal with the functionality of a pillow for your child. These AsSeenonTV PillowPets are made of high quality, super soft chenille so they are super soft for your child to snuggle with. As a result, PillowPals make for an ideal naptime companion as well as providing your child with comfort on long road trips or during airplane rides with the family.
Pillow Pets transform from plush stuffed animals into a pillow and vice versa with the use of a strap that closes underneath the Pillow Pet. Simply open the strap and the Pillow Pal easily tranforms from stuff animal pet to pillow and back again. There are several Pillow Pals to choose from including the Buzzy Bumble Bee Pillow Pet, Chocolate Moose Pet, the Comfy Bunny and Comfy Panda Pillow Pals, Cozy Cow, Cowardly Lion, Fiery Dalmation, Friendly Frog, Hungry Hippo, Leaping Leopard, Lovable Lamb, Magical Unicorn, Mr.Bear, Ms Lady Bug, Perky Penguin, Polar Bear, Puffy Duck, Silly Monkey, Sir Horse, Snuggly Puppy, Splashy Whale, Squeaky Dolphin, Tardy Turtle and Wiggly Pig Pillow Pals.
The Magical Unicorn Pillow Pal along with the Squeaky Dolphin, Ms Lady Bug and Snuggly Puppy Pillow Pets are the most popular choices of children. There are also new Pillow Pets constanlty being created including new Giraffe, Tiger and Aligator PillowPals.
Pillow Pets make perfect gifts for people of all ages from toddlers to teens, expectant mothers, girlfriends, etc. Whether you choose a farm animal or a wild animal or a sea creature, when you give the gift of a Pillow Pet, you are giving a more than a stuffed animal, you are giving a companion.
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When is it ok to let my son start sleeping with a pillow?
My son is 18 months. He shows an interest in the silk pillows on my bed. After i change his diaper (yes on the bed.) He likes to run up to the pillows and bury his face in them and snuggle. I dont think he's still at that age where he can suffocate himself at night with a pillow. He still sleeps in a crib. A few months ago, I tried the pillow thing for one night, and all he did was wake up in the middle of the night (our pillows are almost flat, but not completely flat. i had given him one off the bed) and toss an turn until eventually he just turned around in the crib and slept at the other end and did just fine. Now he seems to have more of an interest in them. Is it time to start using a pillow? Do they make pillows for toddlers? Do i need to give him time to get use to it, OR should i just wait till he's around 2 and try the pillow then?
My older daughter didn't start using a pillow until closer to 2. My younger, 15 month old, likes pillows too but I think they are too big for their little heads and necks, even the flat ones. I think it's more a play thing at that age. Since yours went to the other end of the crib to sleep, I would wait until you transition him to a Toddler Bed and then try it again. I would also worry about the pillow in the crib as a way to step up and climb over the rail!
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