Pillows aren’t necessary for infants and most of them will wiggle off of a pillow if you choose to put them on one. Most babies lay flat out on their backs in the crib, or on their stomachs if they are old enough to roll over, and turn their head to one side. While a parent may think of a pillow as a comfort, for the baby, having a pillow in the crib is not comfort, but danger, as babies do not have the ability to move a pillow that might be obstructing their ability to breathe. This makes it unnecessary, in fact unwise to include pillows with a crib set. You won’t find them with the sets you buy, including Max baby bedding.

Stuffed animals present a bigger problem than fluffy blankets and pillows and should therefore not be kept in the crib or bed with the child. A child may hug a stuffed animal, due to the nature behind it, and then may be unable to push it away.