Sorry, this part of the web site is not available in your country. DoneDeal is a web site for people in Ireland and Northern Ireland. safety reasons, and to avoid confusion, we do not allow access from other countries. If you want to contact a user about their ad, please call them instead. You find their phone number in the ad. If you are in Ireland or Northern Ireland, please send an email to support@donedeal.ie with the following information: We will use the information to update our security filter. Thank you for using DoneDeal.ie Skip to accessibility help £0 - £15 (1) £15 - £30 (3) £30 - £50 (1) £50 - £100 (3) £100 - £150 (5) £150 - £200 (5) £200 - £250 (2) Next or named dayHere at Babies R Us, we understand that baby mattresses should be safe, comfortable and long-lasting. That's why we offer a wide range of baby mattresses in all styles, from spring mattresses to Duo Airflow.
What's more, these mattresses are available to buy online for all types of bed, from cotbeds to continental cots, Moses baskets and travel cots. Spring Duo Airflow System Cotbed Mattress 140 x 70 cm Available for Click & Collect Spring Duo Airflow System Cot Mattress 120 x 60 cm EVA Foam Crib Mattress 88.5 x 39.5 cm EVA Foam Cotbed Mattress 140 x 70 cm EVA Foam Continental Cot Mattress 120 x 60 cm Airflow Foam Crib Mattress 88.5 x 39.5 cm Spring Cot Mattress 118 x 56 cm EVA Foam Moses Basket Mattress 75 x 28 cm SnuzPod Waterproof Crib Mattress Protector Obaby Sophie Swinging Crib and Mattress in Walnut Silentnight Safe Nights Comfort Cotbed Mattress Pocketed Trio Continental Spring Cot Mattress 120 x 60 cm Ellergenics Cotbed Mattress 140 x 70 cm Spring Cotbed Mattress 140 x 70 cm Babies R Us Anti-Allergy Mattress Protector VentiDry Washable Moses Basket Mattress 74 x 28 cm Obaby Sophie Swinging Crib and Mattress in White
Spring Cot Mattress 120 x 60cm Cosatto Springi Cotbed Mattress 140 x 70 cm Silentnight Safe Nights Mini-Pocket Sprung Cotbed Mattress Obaby Sophie Swinging Crib and Bedding Bundle in Country Pine and White Cosatto Coolio Cotbed Mattress 140 x 70 cm Silentnight Safe Nights Memory Wool Cotbed Mattress Obaby Sophie Swinging Crib and Mattress in Taupe Grey Collections & Our Stores Sign up for our emails Solid foods and weaning See all baby groups Mums' picks 2015: best travel cots (photos) Mums' picks 2015: travel cots 5. Mothercare Classic Travel Cot Why mums love itWhat mums say 4. Graco Contour Electra Travel Cot 3. Red Kite Sleep Tight Travel Cot 2. Mamas & Papas Classic Travel Cot Why mums love it What mums say 1. Hauck Dream 'n' Play Travel Cot Why it's a winnerWhat mums say Track your baby’s development Join now to receive free weekly newsletters tracking your baby’s development and yours throughout your pregnancy.
Enter your due date or child's birthday Enter your email address Privacy policy & terms Support for your parenting journey. Delivered to your inbox. My Baby This Week Newsletter Keep up with your baby’s development with personalised weekly newsletters. Get the latest parenting news, plus expert advice and real-world wisdom. Special Offers from Our Partners Receive discounts, deals and parenting information from BabyCentre’s partners. Log in or sign up to post a comment! browse this site you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Click here to find outFor a comfortable, safe and stylish night’s sleep for your little one we’ve a huge choice of cots and cotbeds to suit your space Price High To Low Price Low To High Furniture Insurance available: 3 Year Protection £29.99 Next day delivery available Furniture Insurance available: 3 Year Protection £39.99 Furniture Insurance available: 3 Year Protection £59.99
Furniture Insurance available: 3 Year Protection £89.99 Furniture Insurance available: 3 Year Protection £79.99 From foam and fibre to pocket sprung mattresses, we bring you top brands Baby Elegance, Boori and our highly rated Kiddicare mattresses. Choose the right size to fit your cot, and don't forget a mattress protector and fitted bed sheets to ensure your little one a comfortable night’s sleep.Give your little one the best and safest sleeping space with our top cot mattress tips.Cot mattress safetyA crucial part of baby cot safety is choosing the best cot mattress. Here are our tips to make sure your cot mattress measures up. Make sure you choose the right size of mattress. Make sure the mattress is firm and flat, and protected by a waterproof cover Avoid second-hand mattresses where possible. Check any mattress you use conforms to current safety requirements. Mattresses should carry the BSI number BS 1877-10:2011+A1:2012. The mattress should fit the cot with no gaps down the side that are more than 4cm.
The Lullaby Trust recommends you buy a new cot mattress for your baby, where possible. If you have a second-hand mattress, whether it's a mattress you've used for one of your other children or one that has been given to you, check the following: That the mattress is in good condition; that it's flat, firm, not soft, fits the cot without any gaps and doesn't sag. It has been cleaned and dried thoroughly. Check that it was previously used with a waterproof cover. Make sure you use it with a waterproof cover. Check it's free from cracks or tears or holes. Find the best cot bed to use with your cot mattress in our cot bed reviews. Choosing a cot mattressCheck the cot mattress sizeA mattress around 8-10cm thick is enough to support your baby.Mattresses come in two basic sizes to fit the equivalent sizes of cot generally available in the shops. Your cot will specify which type of cot mattress it requires: standard (56x118cm) or continental (60x120cm). If the mattress is the wrong size, your baby could be dangerously trapped in gaps between the cot and the mattress.
The gap between the mattress and the cot should be no more than 4cm (1.5 in)If you buy a cot that is smaller or larger than the norm, you can get mattresses specially made to fit your cot.Choose one that's easy to keep cleanTo keep the mattress as hygienic and clean as possible, choose one with a PVC-covering or a removable top panel that you can wash at a reasonably high temperature.Squeeze for firmness and measure for thicknessSqueeze a selection of mattresses in the shop and choose one that feels firm rather than soft. To compare firmness, squeeze at the edges and at the centre. Your baby needs a mattress that provides good support and won't sag.Look for a cot mattress that is around 10cm thick. Anything thinner won't provide the support your baby needs. Thin foam, in particular, can lose its shape and dent easily.A travel cot mattress should be no more than 10cm thick and you should expect the mattress in a crib or Moses basket to be no more than 5cm thick. These thicknesses are specified in BS 1877:Part 10:1997, the safety regulations that govern cot mattresses.
Check out our Best Buy cot beds.Sign up for a £1 Which? trial to access these and our thousands of other independent reviews. Types of cot mattressesFoam mattressesFoam mattresses tend to be the least expensive. The simplest versions are made from a single layer of supportive foam completely covered with a wipe-clean, waterproof PVC cover. Some foam mattresses have ventilation holes, but these aren't necessary. Generally easy to keep clean. Good value for money. Can provide good support and resistance to denting. Some parents may not like the idea of the basic PVC-covered mattress because of concerns about clamminess. Mattresses with ventilation holes (designed to help keep your baby cool) can be more effort to keep clean if your baby is a dribbler or is often sick, because residue can gather in the holes and mesh. Safe sleeping tips – essential bedtime know-how for parents.Spring-interior cot mattressesThese traditional mattresses have a coiled spring interior with layers of felt and foam padding.
They often have a cotton cover on one side and PVC or other wipe-clean material on the other. Many parents like the familiarity of a traditional spring mattress. The wipe-clean side is the recommended surface for your baby to sleep on because of the practical advantages, but you can flip it over onto the cotton side if you prefer – eg, if it's hot and your baby feels clammy. More expensive than foam mattresses. The cotton side may be preferred for comfort but can be more difficult to keep clean (unless you buy a mattress with a removable panel). Coir or natural fibre cot mattressesThese have a core of coconut fibre with other layers of different materials. The fibres are coated in latex for strength and protection, and the natural fibre filling helps air to circulate through the mattress. These mattresses are available with a wipe-clean covering. One of the firmest types of mattress. Tend to last longer because they hold their shape well, so could be a sensible purchase if you want to use it for more than one child.