Children are growing all the time and while their bones are growing, it’s vitally important that they sleep on a mattress that provides the correct degree of support for their spines. As adults, we all know that sleeping on a cheap or well-used mattress is uncomfortable – and leads to a disturbed night’s sleep that leaves us feeling groggy and achy in the morning. It’s the same for kids, with the added risk of stiffness and discomfort as their bodies are constantly changing. You really do need to make sure that you choose a good mattress that supports their growing bones during childhood. When it comes to choosing a good mattress for your child, then one with a box spring support system really is recommended. Whether it’s an open coil or a pocket sprung mattress, this is the type that will provide maximum support for your child at night, leading to a good, comfortable night’s slumber. While latex and memory foam can be ideal for adults, providing a comfortable base on which to sleep, they’re really not suitable for toddlers and children.
There are so many styles of kids’ beds available nowadays, that it can be difficult to find a suitable good quality mattress to fit. Think about this when choosing a bed, whatever age your child may be. The mattress (and support it provides) is actually much more important than the style of bed you choose, so perhaps it would be a good idea to choose a mattress and then find a bed that it will fit. If you’re opting for bunk beds, a loft bed, cabin bed, short, starter bed or a good, old-fashioned style bed, the mattress really is the most important consideration. Look for a mattress made in the UK as it will comply with all UK health and safety regulations, giving you added peace of mind when it comes to the surface your little one is sleeping on. Many online kids’ furniture outlets will have a range of mattresses available with a one year guarantee. When you buy a mattress for your child, it’s worth spending a little extra and buying a mattress protector.
These can be fitted or free form and will make sure that the mattress lasts longer with its waterproof qualities. Gone are the days when mattress protectors were wrinkly, crinkly sheets of plastic. Modern mattress protectors, while 100% waterproof are made from luxurious brushed cotton – breathable, noiseless, comfortable and practical. A good quality mattress protector offers the added advantage of acting as an anti-allergy barrier, protecting your little one from dust mites, a major cause of asthma and hay fever. & FREE Delivery in the UK. Dispatched and sold by Amazon in certified Frustration-Free Packaging.Dispatch in Amazon box Silentnight 7-Zone Memory Foam Rolled Mattress - Double FREE Delivery in the UK. DetailsSilentnight Egyptian Cotton Pillow Pair FREE Delivery on orders over . Double (135 x 190 cm)Mattress Product Dimensions190 x 135 x 20 cm Special FeaturesMiratex 7 Zoned Support System 1,916 in Kitchen & Home (See top 100) Date First Available20 Dec. 2011
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If I managed to not move all night, I wouldn't get so much lower & middle back pain.My old mattress is a pocket sprung orthopaedic good quality mattress costing £500 11 yrs. ago. I hated the damn thing and never found it relived my pain. Over the last couple of years especially, going to bed was a necessary evil to be endured! Was it the mattress or just my back? See all 1,622 customer reviews (newest first) Best mattress ever, we have 3 in our household and they are more comfortable than the spring ones. Very Happy with this mattress. the worst mattress i have ever slept on,it, sagged into the middle, the foam was too flimsy, gave me bad backache & after 14 months it has started falling apart. Lasted a year, has now gone really soft and is causing backaches but was good until then. At 85kg expect around 11-12 months before you need a new one This mattress will bring you closer in bed,because you both end up in a hole in the middle.Don't worry you will never fall out, as its all uphill .
Super comfortable, great nights sleep, will always have memory foam now!...I had slept on one at my friends for a tune so I knew what I was getting. This mattress is quite firm and comes all rolled up. It's a little soft A lot more "bounce" than my other memory foam mattress. It is also a lot lighter too. I would say this is a good product but only worth it at the £200 - £250 discounted... See and discover other items: mattress coverDid you know that in your lifetime you spend 200,000 hours in bed? It’s important to find the right mattress for you, but how much would you be willing to spend on a good night’s sleep? To me, knowing that you’re going to spend so much of your life lying on your mattress means it’s worth spending more to get the best for you. When it comes to bedroom buys, whether a mattress or pillow, I know that a lot of my friends have simply gone for the best bargain, rather than what will suit their body. But to me, price isn’t such a strong consideration.
A good night’s sleep is what really matters most to me, and getting the best mattress for you can make such a difference. Mattresses are a bit of a minefield, however. Do you go for pocket sprung, memory foam, open sprung, latex or foam? Plus, some mattresses combine more than one type, such as pocket sprung with a memory foam topping. So what do all of the types mean for you and getting a good night’s sleep? Even though my dad used to own a bed linen company, I wasn’t fully clued up on mattresses until I filmed our how to buy a mattress video. So now I know what type would suit me best, and I’m armed with the right information to head to the shops and try some mattresses out. Don’t forget that actually lying and turning on some mattresses is key to choosing the right one. But the next question is, how much should I spend? Seeing as so much time will be spent snuggled on my mattress, it’s surely well worth forking out to get the best. However, looking at our latest mattress reviews from our lab, it seems the best ones don’t always come at a high price.