When can babies sleep with a pillow?

No pillow for babies, bhai. It's a clear no-no until they are at least 1-2 years old. Big suffocation risk, you know. Just a firm mattress is best for their sleep. Simple as that.

Pillow for a baby? Ha! I wish I could sleep without one like them. But seriously, babies shouldn't have pillows until they are toddlers, like 18 months or two years. I remember reading it's a SIDS risk, so best to keep that crib empty.

It can be confusing with so much advice out there, I totally get it. But for baby pillows, the general guideline is to avoid them until they're much older, typically after 18 months or even two years. It's about their safety, and that stress is real.

For the safety of our little ones, it's best to avoid pillows in the crib until they are at least 18 months to 2 years old. This is to prevent any breathing obstruction. A firm, flat surface is ideal for their development and safety in their early months.

With my kids, we introduced pillows only after they turned about 18 months to 2 years. Before that, it felt like too much of a risk, and they didn't really seem to need one anyway. Every child is different, but that's what worked for us.