Kids’ pillow NORA

The feel of a children’s pillow depends not only on its size, but also on the amount of filling, its height and how much it compresses under the head.

For a first pillow, it is usually worth choosing a lower, softer option that does not raise the head too high. As the child grows and sleeping habits change, a larger, fuller or firmer pillow may become more suitable.

The NORA children’s pillow is ~8 cm high and medium-firm – designed for children who are ready for firmer, more stable support. Its solid Memospace® viscoelastic core gently adapts to the head and neck while remaining firmer than soft down filling.

Pillow fillings are generally either synthetic or natural. Synthetic fillings, such as polyester fibre, are valued for their practicality and ease of care, and can be a suitable choice for children who are sensitive to down, feathers or other animal-derived materials.

Natural materials can be plant-based – such as cotton, linen, kapok and natural latex – or animal-derived, such as down, feathers, wool and silk. They are valued for their natural feel, breathability and ability to help regulate heat and moisture during sleep.

When choosing a pillow for a child, it is important to consider sensitivity to specific materials. NORA has a synthetic core made from Memospace® viscoelastic material, making it a suitable option for children who are sensitive to down, feathers or other animal-derived materials. The cover combines synthetic fibres with natural cotton and linen, offering practicality while retaining the breathability and natural qualities of these fibres.