To not like my new VERY expensive Tempur Cloud

[froggers1]

Waited 5 weeks for this to be delivered..I like a really soft mattress but it's hurting my hips and doesn't feel that soft...I think I may be the Princess in the Princess and the Pea..anyone recommend a better bed for a side sleeper? I've got 100 days to return it....

[tkband3]

I really didn't like the Tempur mattresses when we were looking for a new one recently, but the fully sprung one we chose wouldn't fit up the stairs! So we ended up with a hybrid mattress - it's foam on top, but has springs underneath...best of both worlds.

I sleep on my side and often get pain in my hips and back when I wake up. I had bursitis last year, which was really painful when lying on my side in bed.

I have to say it's the most comfortable mattress I've ever slept on - a true revelation. No more hip or back pain and always a good night's sleep - highly recommend it .

[froggers1]

I had a hybrid before that gave up the ghost. What make did you go for?

[cmwife]

It took us around 3 months to 'wear in' our Tempur mattress - totally worth it though once it was broken in!

[5rivers7hills]

All beds take 4 weeks to get comfy I think, see if you can hold on for a bit to see if it improves.

I found a feather topper on top of my firm memory foam mat helped.

I've got a simba now - I think it's soft but also supportive if that makes sense. Certainly softer than my old memory foam one.

I tried the Leesa but didn't like it. Too soft and bouncy.

[froggers1]

Ok I'll keep going for a bit..not helped by the fact I've got a bad cold..

[woofsaysthecat]

I’ve gone for a John Ryan by design hybrid mattress. They answered a ton of my questions and they recommended a mattress based on our height and weight.

[Hissy]

You have 100 days, absolutely evaluate it. If it needs to go back, it can.

My OH has the hybrid and although I am not sleeping on it every night, it's soooo comfy

[olivesnutsandcheese]

We recently bought a tempur mattress. DH loved it, but I was waking up with intense back pain for a about 4 weeks. I went back to that shop to look for a replacement and that night the tide turned, now I struggle to sleep on anything else. Definitely give it time

[Capricorn76]

Has anyone tried the Casper? Any good?

[Toddlerteaplease]

I've got a Hyde and sleep memory foam mattress and it's ok but harder than I thought. Gave me terrible backache when I had my summer duvet on. But now I've gone back to winter quilt it's ok again. I really wanted a simba but couldn't afford one. Don't think I'll buy a mattress I've not tried out first again.

[MaximumVolume]

I've got a Slumberland Serene hybrid courtesy of a Mumsnet product test last year & it's absolutely lovely. Perfect combo of soft & supportive. My only problem is that when staying away from home it highlights everyone else's bad spare beds & I long to get home to mine!

[cmwife]

It helps if you get your kids to jump on it daily until it's broken in (forms bad habits though!).

[MuddlingThrough1724]

Give it time! I thought ours was uncomfortable to start with but am.now loath to spend the night away as everything else is uncomfortable by comparison. The only thing that stops me getting better sleep is DH's epic snoring!

[MrsOverTheRoad]

It could simply be the new support...you're not used to it so your body is adjusting. Was your previous mattress very bad?

[Smitff]

We tried a Casper (DH says the mattress trade is a racket, Casper cut out the middle men and showrooms. He probably read An Article or something, dragged me to a furniture store near us where they had a couple of display). It was awful. Even he said so. Hard but hollow - didn't even know that was possible. Just felt improperly built.