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Which is the best type of mattress to put on your child's bed: firm, medium, soft, comfort or something else?
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#92740. Asked by --simone--. (Feb 23 08 1:56 PM)
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jmatt13

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There are two major types of crib mattresses sold today. One type is a polyurethane foam and the other type is an innerspring mattress. The number one question asked by parents about mattresses is, "Which is better, foam or innerspring?" The truth may sound like a politically correct answer but, it is the correct answer. The answer is, it depends. A good quality foam mattress will be as good for baby and last as long as a good quality innerspring crib mattress. If the choice is between a good quality foam mattress and an average quality innerspring mattress then, the foam is better. The reverse is also true. If the choice is between a better quality innerspring and an average quality foam mattress, choose the innerspring.
http://www.expectantmothersguide.com/library/EUSmattress.htm
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BRY2K
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Here is some interesting advice, you can take it or leave it:
Some parents choose small beds specifically sized for toddlers, but it can be quite practical to simply move up to a twin size bed mattress or daybed mattress which can last for many years. Depending on space available and budget, some parents opt to buy their child a full sized mattress and bed.
No matter which solution is best for your situation, you will want to provide a mattress quality that will survive years of wear and tear. That doesn’t mean that you can’t find an affordably priced selection from a mattress outlet or discount mattress store.
Choose a firm mattress that is well constructed. You may select a box spring and mattress set or a platform bed without the foundation underneath. Choose stain resistant ticking that is well sewn to prevent tears and holes.
http://www.best-in-bedding.com/mattressinfo/
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