The real problem
They pull up on the sofa and you are already moving. Hands out, half crouched, following them from room to room. You have started noticing the tiles in the kitchen and the corner of the coffee table. Everyone keeps telling you they need to fall in order to learn. Nobody says that while standing on your kitchen floor.
WHAT CHANGES
It is not that you think they will fall. It is that you know they will, and you have decided it is your job to be there when they do. That works right up until the day it stops being possible.
You hover a step behind with your hands out the whole time they are up.
You can stand back and let them go.
Every wobble makes your stomach drop before they have even landed.
The wobble stops being the thing you brace for.
You have started seeing the room as a list of hard edges and tiled floors.
It is a room again.
You are watching them instead of watching them.
You get to enjoy the part you have been waiting for since they were born.
No more stressing about their need to explore
HOW IT WORKS
Bring the strap under their chin and make sure it is snug.
It stays set as they grow
Most stop noticing it within a few minutes
Light enough that it does not pull their head back. Soft enough that it does not need explaining to them.
Think again
This is how walking gets learned. They pull up, they wobble, they go down, they work out what happened, and they do it again. A baby who is caught every single time does not get to run that loop. The reason you catch them is not that you do not know this. It is that the floor is tiled and their head is heavy and you would rather be tired than sorry.
WHAT YOU GET BACK
01
It does not pull their head back or throw their balance off. If they notice it, they stop noticing it fast.
02
Set the strap once. It keeps fitting as they grow, so it never becomes another thing to fiddle with.
03
Because it is going to end up in everything. Off, in the machine, dry, back on.
The Livvewell promise
If it is not right for your family, our guarantee gives you 30 days to test it out and send it back if you don't like it. No questions asked.
FAQs
Customer support can help with product-specific questions before you order.
We have a 30-day return policy, which means if you do not like it, you can send it back and we will return your money. No questions asked.
It is light and it sits low on the back of the head. It is not weighted and it does not tip their head forward or back. If anything, most parents notice the opposite, because they stop hovering and the baby gets more practice.
We suggest using it as soon as your little one starts learning to walk (normally between 9 and 24 months). The honest version is that it is for the window between pulling up and walking steadily, which for most babies is somewhere in there, but yours will be on their own timetable.
To wash the Lullaguard cold wash it then air dry it.
They're Identical in every way that matters. Same padding, same strap, same fit. Pick whichever one you think fits your little one's style.
The fabric is breathable and it only covers the back of the head, not the top or the sides. In very warm rooms most parents take it off for a while, the same as they would a hat.
Yes, on pavements, at soft play, anywhere they are up and moving. It is not a bike helmet, and it is not for anything with wheels.
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