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mattresses - which one to choose?

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mckenzie · 27/12/2004 17:53

I need to buy a new mattress ready for our new arrival. Should I go for Natural Fibre or Spring Interior or Pocket to help us make the right decision.

thanks in advance.

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collision · 27/12/2004 18:09

I bought the cheapest one from Mothercare which is only foam but was fine for ds1 and will be fine for ds2 too!! £30.

WigWamBam · 27/12/2004 19:19

My dd's was a cheap foam one, too (I think it was £10 from Argos), and was absolutely fine.

TwasTheNightBeforeXmasOwl · 28/12/2004 09:15

depends on how you feel. i went for the most expensive comfortable looking one in mothercare and im not sure theres much difference really...dd just rolls onto the edge of it anyway. ds just had a standard one and that was fine (and after 7 years still very bouncy and used frequently in our garden in summer for tent picnics!) sorry im not much help really am i?

LIZS · 28/12/2004 09:31

First time we had a M and P natural fibre one and even though ds was not a heavy baby , it seemed to wear more than the Mothercare Sprung one we had for dd next. Only thing I wished I'd had for her was a removable washable cover as she was a sicky babe.

ssd · 28/12/2004 09:47

Mckenzie, don't know if you're near Glasgow but if you are I've got a good Mothercare cotbed mattress with a zip off top for sale?

hoxtonturkey · 28/12/2004 10:34

we got the most expensive sprung one from mothercare (hooray for generous friends of my parents!) - i think it was about £80. ds used it 'til he was 2.5 very happily & i intend to use it for our next baby.

aloha · 28/12/2004 10:58

I'm another one who bought a cheap foam mattress and found it absolutely fine.

NewbarnsleygirlWalliams · 28/12/2004 11:04

We got the Amicor one from mothercare, supposed to help with bacteria or something like that it's a spring one. It's in dd's cot bed so we intend to use it for some time.

aloha · 28/12/2004 11:24

The really good thing about foam mattresses is that they are fully washable - so no matter how many accidents or illnesses your baby has, you can have a clean mattress.

mckenzie · 28/12/2004 17:08

thanks for all the replies. I'm the other end of the country to Glasgow ssd but thanks anyway.

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