Any suggestions on where to look for a “friendly” toddler pillow?
Absolutely, creating a conducive environment for your toddler’s development involves more than just a pillow. If you’re looking to enhance your child’s learning and play space, consider integrating Montessori principles into their room. The Montessori shelves offer a range of beautifully crafted shelves, perfect for organizing books and creating a cozy reading nook for your little one. These shelves are not only functional but also designed with safety and durability in mind. Transform your toddler’s space into a nurturing environment for exploration and learning with the Montessori shelves https://child-universe.com/collections/montessori-shelf
Since your toddler’s face is nestled into a pillow for 10-13 hours a day, you really want to make sure it’s a safe pillow and he’s not breathing in risky chemicals. Our friend and detox diva, Annie B. Bond, has a great post about this on her site, Green Chi Café: Now we learn from new research that pillows and car seats give humans the highest amount of PBDE flame retardants of any product. Before this, when I’d focused on pillow toxics, I’d focused on outgassing foam and polyester. If I had really thought about it I would have suspected that pillows might have flame retardants, but maybe the thought was too gruesome to entertain. There is something so innocent about people, especially children, snuggled up with their pillows every night that it is heart breaking to realize that they/we are breathing in chemicals that are long-lasting in the environment (and our bodies), and are being linked to developmental, reproductive disorders and more. Wisconsin researchers have tracked the most
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