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There's one for every budget ranging in price from $595 to $259. Note: If you're worried about possible wool or latex allergies, you may want to opt for one of our crib mattress picks made from other materials. Once you pick your mattress be sure to check out our favorite eco-friendly modern cribs. The newest crib mattress from Nook Sleep Systems provides the same pebbled surface that promotes air circulation and maximum breathability, but the Pebble Pure is dual-sided. It features a certified organic coconut core layered with 1 inch of latex and wrapped in eucalyptus. This way it can provide a super-breathable and firm sleep environment for infants and a more cushioned surface for toddlers. To combat wet beds and messes, the Pebble Pure comes with a machine-washable, removable cover. + Pebble Pure Organic Mattress $395 Naturalmat mattresses are handmade in Devon, England using 100 percent organic and sustainable raw materials without any synthetic materials or chemicals.
The Coco Mat organic crib mattress is the most breathable mattress in the line. It’s filled with organic coir, a material made from coconut husks coated in natural latex, which creates a supportive and breathable layer. Then it’s wrapped in certified organic lambswool, a temperature regulating and breathable fabric. Naturalmat mattresses meet fire safety standards with wool batting. We love that it comes with a 100% organic cotton removable cover, that’s machine washable. This organic crib mattress is suitable for newborns up to 18 months old. + The Coco Mat Crib Mattress $399.00 While some latex crib mattresses are simply a blend of natural latex and toxic chemicals, OMI’s crib mattress is as pure as you can get with latex – their manufacturing facility is impressively completely chemical-free. It is made in the USA with a 5-inch latex rubber core along with two layers of wool padding that provide natural flame resistance and two layers of organic cotton fabric.
+ Organic Latex Crib Mattress $595 This 2-in-1 mattress features one side made from 3 inches of coconut coir that provides a firm sleeping surface for infants and the other side features a 1-inch layer of natural latex, designed to accomodate more active sleeping toddlers. The mattress is encased in a removeable and washable cover made of organic cotton and organic wool, which is naturally flame retardant. + Primrose Organic 2 in 1 Crib Mattress $339.00 Safe Sleep Starts With You Through your purchases, Delta Children isable to provide safe sleep environmentsfor babies around the world.eBooks from Mommypotamus The Busy Mama’s Guide to Getting Dinner On The TableSubscribe to my newsletter and receive this FREE GUIDE along with exclusive coupons, links to recommended products, and much more! I'm Heather, aka The Mommypotamus. I’m a wife, mom, real food lover, research geek, and amateur homesteader. Don’t miss these popular posts Why I Ditched Meal Plans For Real PlansSafe Essential Oils For Babies And ChildrenMTHFR Gene Mutations: A Beginner’s GuideHow To Really Increase Happiness In 5 Minutes A Day15 Ways To Be Kind To Your Adrenals
FREE SHIPPING ON QUALIFYING ORDERS $49 OR MORE Prices, promotions, styles, and availability may vary. Our local stores do not honor online pricing. Prices and availability of products and services are subject to change without notice. Errors will be corrected where discovered, and Lowe's reserves the right to revoke any stated offer and to correct any errors, inaccuracies or omissions including after an order has been submitted.And you thought choosing a name was hard.Navigating the maze of crib mattresses involves more than noting your crib's measurements and heading to the nearest baby store -- especially if you're concerned about the chemical makeup of your child's bed.), for pointers on choosing a mattress that lets you all sleep soundly (albeit in two-hour increments). Lunder has a master's of public health from the University of California, Berkeley, and specializes in the risks posed to children's health by toxins and pesticides. Her three tips:Avoid vinyl: This is not easy, as the vast majority of crib mattresses are covered in vinyl for water resistance.
But it's Lunder's No. 1 priority.Vinyl is a hard plastic (PVC) with chemical plasticizers (often phthalates) added for flexibility. Many environmental and health professionals question the safety of PVC and phthalates, which may damage the liver, increase the risk of asthma and act as endocrine disrupters.A couple of options: Naturepedic mattresses are covered in polyethylene, a waterproof plastic used in food packaging and lauded for its non-toxic properties. , they range in price from $259 to $399. IKEA mattresses are covered in a cotton/polyester blend and range from $39.99 to $79.99. For mattress covers, Lunder recommends cotton, wool or water-resistant polypropylene, which emits fewer toxic chemicals than vinyl.Know your chemicals: Because polyurethane foam, which many mattresses are stuffed with, is so flammable, chemical fire retardants are added to meet safety standards. True, your child won't be smoking in bed (nor are you likely to leave a burning cigarette in a crib), but the laws are in place to protect children who play with matches or lighters.
Some manufacturers use brominated flame retardants, which are banned in several states. Others use less toxic chemicals, and still others stuff their mattresses with materials that aren't as flammable (such as cotton) and require fewer retardants. But finding out what a specific manufacturer does is no small feat."It's hard to deal with as a consumer issue because manufacturers are all doing pretty similar things," says Lunder. "A lot of things advertised as natural may be on some level, but they may not be free of fire retardants."Your best option, Lunder says, is to air out the mattress before your child sleeps on it."When you buy a new couch or a new mattress, it smells very intensely from the curing of the foam," Lunder says. "Leave it out in the garage or in a different room until you can't smell that chemical smell anymore."Look beyond "organic": Don't focus too much on "organic cotton filling.""The idea that pesticides from the cotton are getting to your kid is not that likely," Lunder says.