
Soofam High-Contrast Tummy Time Pillow
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Our read on it
Black and white is a scientific choice rather than an aesthetic one: a newborn's vision cannot resolve pale colours in the first weeks, and high contrast is what they can actually see. The pillow lifts their chest so they last longer on their front before tiring, and tummy time is what strengthens the neck and reduces flattening at the back of the head. Two sides means a new view when they tire of one.
Pros
- High contrast is what a newborn can actually see in the early weeks
- Lifts the chest so tummy time lasts longer
- Two sides with different patterns
- Tummy time strengthens the neck and reduces head flattening
Cons
- Serves a short stage, to about six months
Important safety information
Important safety note: this product is for supervised, awake use only. Never use it for sleep, never leave baby on it unattended, and never place it in the crib during sleep. Pillows, inclined surfaces, and soft positioners pose a suffocation risk; baby must always sleep flat on their back on a firm, flat, non-inclined surface. (American Academy of Pediatrics & Safe to Sleep).
Tummy time is always awake and directly supervised, and a baby is never left asleep on the pillow, not for a moment. The pillow is not a sleep surface and never goes in the cot. Babies sleep on their backs on a flat, completely clear surface. Start with a few minutes and build up.
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