I LOVE THE GOI GOI PILLOWS!!!!  and have just ordered the larger size!!!

Jack has had his pillow since he was 16 weeks old (flat head on left side).  I was one of those numpties that did not realise the importance of repositioning and tummy-time when he was newborn to 16 weeks.............

Anyway, we have seen a difference (albeit small) but it is working, hence why we are going for the larger pillow when Jack reaches the six month mark in 2 weeks' time as he will be going into a larger cot in his own room...................

Highly recommended - especially in Sweeden....................

xx

We saw the consultant re Warwicks' flat head and elected not to go down the route of the helmet as there is (apparently) no conclusive evidence to suggest that they improve the situation any more than repositioning does. Warwicks head condition was quite marked but over 2 months of repositioning, using the pillow for all times when he is on his back (apart from night time) and laying him to sleep on his side - there is a massive difference. Ihtink the main thing that works is repositioning but there will always be times when your lo is on the wrong side of their head and for this the pillow is great. Toni xx

i would highly recomend the pillow honey ds head is soooo much better its unbelievable x x x

Hiya hun, those pillows are fab Oliver has had one of these pillows since about 6wks when he went into his cot, i noticed that he was getting a flat spot like Scarlett he hated tummy time the only time he is happy on his tummy is on our bed with us laying beside him other then that hates it, so read up about them and they had a good report so brought one and within a couple of weeks i had noticed that it had not got any worse and now at 18wks you can see its pretty much sorted out.

Hope that helps

Claire xx

thank you so much hun, will order one now. xx

hiya amy. we got bethan one 2 weeks ago and the improvement is brilliant. you can use them anywhere in cot in bounvy chair when changing nappy etc. they dont reccomend them in cot when baby can turn over by themselves. try and position her toys so shes looking the other way were her head is flat. as much tummy time as possible. hth a bit x

hi girls, just after a bit of advice please.

my dd is 22 weeks old and for a while now has a bit of a flat head. she doesnt like tummy time and cant hold herself up yet so she's pretty much always on her back. ive heard of goi goi pillows and was wondering if they're worth it?? also what else can i do to prevent the flat head getting flatter??