At what age do children usually start using pillows?

I think it is better for children to start using pillows after they are one year old. Before one year old, children's technical development is not very complete, and using pillows will affect the child's skeletal development.

When my baby was born, I wanted to use a pillow for my baby. But the doctor told me that the baby must not sleep on pillows during the confinement period. If you really want to give your child a pillow to sleep on, it is best after four months. If you want your baby's bones to develop better, it's not too late to give your baby a pillow after one year old. I used a pillow for my child when he was six months old, but later I found that the pillow was of no use at all because he didn't sleep well at all every day. When I wake up in the morning, I can't tell where I will find my child. At that time, I would be woken up every day because I couldn't touch the child with my hands. Sometimes the child is found near the pillow, and sometimes the child is found under the feet. Later, I stopped using pillows for my children. After my child turned one, his favorite thing was to sleep on my arm. Every time I lay him down, he feels uncomfortable. At this time, I feel that it is time for the child to use a pillow. At first, the child was given a pillow made of millet, but later he found that he didn’t like it. He would shake his head for a long time every time he slept. Later, he was given a pillow made of wheat husks, which he particularly liked. This kind of pillow can prevent the baby from sweating without being too stuffy, so it is more suitable for children. I think when a child needs a pillow, he will tell his parents through actions. For example, if you always feel uneasy when sleeping, or you always like to sleep on the arm of one of your parents, it is not too late to use a pillow for him at that time. Don't be too fussy about using pillows for children, and don't think about using pillows to give your children a good head shape. It's better to let nature take its own course. But it should not exceed four months at the earliest, as this will be better for the baby's bones.