
Find the right size
| Age | Size | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 1–3 years | S | Toddlers moving to their first pillow |
| 3–8 years | M | Little kids in a fast growth phase |
| 8–18 years | L | Older kids and teens with a longer neck |
Between two sizes? Choose the larger one — the contour is designed to grow with your child.
For parents of children aged 1 to 18
Every night spent on the wrong pillow, your child's face is developing. In the wrong way.
Excessive drooling. Snoring. Sleeping with their mouth open. It may seem harmless, but the shape of the jaw and palate is determined by around the age of 9. By age 12, braces are often needed, and by 18, in the most severe cases, jaw surgery may be considered. Paediatric airway specialists encounter this problem every day.
Give your child better support for a more comfortable night's sleep.
Your child's face is still developing. And the first 9 years matter most.
If your child sleeps night after night with their mouth open, resting on a pillow designed for adults, four things may happen over time: the tongue shifts backwards, the lower jaw moves back, the palate becomes higher and narrower, and the face may grow longer rather than wider.
Between the ages of 3 and 9, that's thousands of nights. Around this age, the palate continues to develop, and certain changes can become harder to correct as your child grows. This is why some children end up visiting an orthodontist with a receding chin, dark circles under their eyes and misaligned teeth.
These warning signs are often brushed aside as "harmless snoring" or something children will simply "grow out of". But paediatric airway specialists know that persistent mouth breathing deserves closer attention.
How Dreemi™ works
Three zones. One goal: nasal breathing
Head cradle — a gentle hollow that helps keep your child's head comfortably centred, preventing it from tilting too far back.
Neck support — a softly raised contour that supports the natural curve of the neck.
Shoulder slope — a gently sloping edge designed to help maintain natural alignment when sleeping on their side.
Dreemi™'s three-zone design gently supports the head and neck, helping prevent the head from tipping backwards and encouraging a more natural sleeping position. By improving head and neck alignment, it may help reduce mouth breathing and encourage more comfortable nasal breathing throughout the night.
How Dreemi™ works
Three zones. One goal: nasal breathing
Head cradle — a gentle hollow that helps keep your child's head comfortably centred, preventing it from tilting too far back.
Neck support — a softly raised contour that supports the natural curve of the neck.
Shoulder slope — a gently sloping edge designed to help maintain natural alignment when sleeping on their side.
Dreemi™'s three-zone design gently supports the head and neck, helping prevent the head from tipping backwards and encouraging a more natural sleeping position. By improving head and neck alignment, it may help reduce mouth breathing and encourage more comfortable nasal breathing throughout the night.
What to expect, night after night
Use every night. The benefits build over time.
Older than 9? It's not too late to make a difference.
Your child's face and jaw continue to develop well into their teenage years. And whilst the early years are particularly important, healthy sleep habits matter at every age.
Persistent mouth breathing at night can sometimes be linked to disrupted sleep, teeth grinding, morning headaches, difficulty concentrating and constant tiredness. What looks like teenage laziness may actually be a sign that your child isn't getting the quality sleep they need.
That's why we've designed Dreemi™ for older children and teenagers too. With a different contour, adjusted height and additional support, it's designed to accommodate a growing head and neck whilst encouraging a more comfortable sleeping position.
The early years matter. The teenage years matter too. It's never too late to start paying attention to how your child sleeps.
Size guide
Pick your child’s size
S · Ages 1–3 — toddlers moving to their first pillow.
M · Ages 3–8 — little kids in a fast growth phase.
L · Ages 8–18 — older kids and teens with a longer neck.
Between two sizes? Choose the larger one: the contour is designed to grow with your child.
100 nights to try it. Zero risk.
Let your child sleep on
Dreemi™ for up to 100 nights. If it isn’t the right pillow for them, send us an email and we’ll refund you in full — no questions, no fine print.
Questions parents ask us
How soon might I notice a difference in my child’s sleep?
How soon might I notice a difference in my child’s sleep?
A better sleeping position can make a real difference.
If your child regularly sleeps with their mouth open, it's important to first consult your GP or an ENT specialist to rule out any underlying breathing or airway issues.
When no medical cause is identified, sleeping position may be worth looking at. A pillow that's too high, too low or simply unsuitable for your child's size can affect the natural alignment of their head and neck.
That's where Dreemi™ comes in. Specially designed for growing children, Dreemi™ gently cradles the head and supports the neck, encouraging a more natural, comfortable sleeping position.
A simple change to their nightly routine that may help support better sleep comfort.
Which size should I choose?
Which size should I choose?
S for ages 1–3
M for ages 3–8
L for ages 8–18
If your child is between two sizes, choose the larger one.
Is Dreemi™ safe for toddlers?
Is Dreemi™ safe for toddlers?
Size S is designed for children aged 1 year and above, with a slim, contoured shape tailored to smaller heads and necks.
However, for safe sleep, we recommend following your healthcare professional’s guidance before introducing a pillow to your toddler. Pillows should never be used for babies under 12 months, and some safe-sleep guidelines recommend waiting until at least 2 years old.
Always ensure the pillow is appropriate for your child’s age, size and stage of development.
Does Dreemi™ work for back, side and tummy sleepers?
Does Dreemi™ work for back, side and tummy sleepers?
Yes! Dreemi™ is designed to provide gentle head and neck support in different sleeping positions.
For back sleepers, the contoured centre gently cradles the head, helping maintain a comfortable, natural position without excessive elevation.
For side sleepers, the slightly raised sides provide additional support, helping keep the head and neck comfortably aligned.
For tummy sleepers, the slim profile helps minimise excessive head elevation, although this position naturally involves turning the neck and may not be suitable for every child.
Whether your little one sleeps on their back, side or tummy, Dreemi™ is designed with growing children’s comfort in mind.
Will my child find Dreemi™ comfortable from the first night?
Will my child find Dreemi™ comfortable from the first night?
Dreemi™ is designed with your child's comfort in mind. Its soft, contoured shape gently cradles the head while providing support for the neck.
Many children may feel comfortable from the very first night, while others might need a few nights to adjust to the new shape.
The goal? A comfortable, naturally supported sleeping position, night after night.
How do I clean my Dreemi™ pillow?
How do I clean my Dreemi™ pillow?
To keep your Dreemi™ pillow fresh and clean, we recommend using our specially designed protective pillowcase. It's easy to remove and wash, making everyday care simple and hygienic.
For the pillow itself, gently spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent when needed. Allow it to air-dry completely before use.
For easier cleaning and lasting freshness, we recommend adding a Dreemi™ pillowcase to your order.
What if it doesn’t suit my child?
What if it doesn’t suit my child?
We're confident your child or teen will love Dreemi™! Every detail has been thoughtfully designed for growing children and teenagers, from its gentle head and neck support to its soft, contoured shape.
We also know that everyone sleeps differently, which is why we give you 100 nights to try Dreemi™ at home, in the comfort of their own bed.
That's over three months to discover whether it's the right fit.
And if it's not? You're covered by our 100-night trial.
How long does delivery take?
How long does delivery take?
We know you can't wait for your Dreemi™ to arrive!
All orders are dispatched within 24 hours and typically arrive within 7–10 working days.
And the best part? Delivery is completely free!
You'll receive a tracking link as soon as your order is on its way.


