Mattress Children's room

Children's mattress

When it comes to mattresses for children's beds, the choice of a child's mattress is just as important as when it comes to buying a mattress for an adult. The mattress the child uses should be comfortable to sleep on and should be washable.

How do I choose a children's mattress?

For cribs and cradles, there are different types of mattresses to choose from. A crib mattress usually has a 5 cm thick mattress, while a cot mattress is often 8 cm thick. A good thing to remember when buying a new mattress is that a child sleeps for a large part of the day, so you should remember that the mattress is one of the most important things you buy for your child. There are mattresses in different price ranges and in different thicknesses, but most have a common denominator and that is that they have a removable fabric that can be machine washed at 60 degrees.

When you head out to the shops to get a proper children's mattress, there are a few things that are important to remember. Among the most important is that the mattress has a removable fabric that can be washed. Toddlers sweat easily and accidents often happen, so both the mattress and the fabric should be cleanable. You may also want to think a little further ahead and perhaps choose a so-called growth mattress that can be extended when the child has grown a little. Such a mattress has two or three parts and you can start by using one of the parts and later add the extension parts of the mattress.

A good mattress makes a difference

The most important thing is that a children's mattress should have a removable cover that can be machine washed, but it is also important to pay attention if you have an allergic child. If your child is prone to allergies, you may want to get an allergy-proof health mattress. These mattresses are made of compressed polyester fibre. They are soft, have good air circulation, are breathable and dissipate heat and moisture very well.