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Cot Mattress

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Nath · 12/06/2007 08:38

Can anyone advise what sort of mattress I should get for my cot......

I was planning on this one - this page

Someone has told me not to get sprung though as babies bones are soft so now I am totally confused!!!

Any ideas?
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Pheebe · 12/06/2007 08:42

Looks like a good one to me, specially like the removal top for 'accidents'. We got a lambskin (also from John Lewis) for our DS, made the transfer for crib to cot much easier.

Erm and seems like a lot of twaddle about not getting a sprung mattress!!! DS had his naps in his cot and slept through the night in with us in a crib (no space for the cot in our room), worked well and no oddly shaped bones I can assure you

Rubyslippers · 12/06/2007 08:43

we invested in a sprung mattress as the mattress which came with DS's cot was rubbish
never heard that you shouldn't use a sprung mattress TBH

MuffinMclay · 12/06/2007 10:03

Nath we go that mattress for ds and have been very happy with it. 13 months on it still looks like new.

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Nath · 12/06/2007 11:00

Thanks everyone, thats what I thought but then one person tells you something and it makes you question what you thought you knew !!

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