In a pure foam mattress, your child may not be heavy enough initially to “sink” into the bed properly though they will grow into it eventually as they gain weight. The springs also help the mattress grow with your child’s body. Spring mattresses offer more bounce and often stay cooler since they’re less dense, according to Sleepopolis. Instead, they prefer a mattress with springs or hybrid mattresses that feature a little bit of both for the added bounce and support. Spring vs FoamĬasper has two different kinds of mattress: ones featuring a memory-foam blend, and hybrid spring-foam mattresses.Ĭonsumer Affairs doesn’t recommend pure foam mattresses for young kids.
Try a Casper mattress risk-free for 100 days right here. I have owned one as an adult and they are absolutely terrific mattresses from a great company that’s a pleasure to work with.Ĭasper mattresses are great for toddlers because they’re safe and use non-toxic materials, offer both memory foam and hybrid support options, are super easy to clean with a washable mattress cover, and last at least 10 years. I found myself wishing we had just sprung for a Casper mattress for our toddler, instead. So suddenly, without much warning, we needed to buy a much larger mattress.Īfter an absolute ton of research we ended up going with a Nectar Sleep mattress, which has been amazing and incredibly affordable, but some customer service issues left me kind of wishing we had gone another way.
It started as a crib and converted into a toddler bed.)įrom there, the bed needed to convert straight into a full-size bed. (We bought a Pottery Barn Larkin convertible. I was totally shocked one night to walk in and see her toes and head both nearly bumping up against their respective edges of the bed. My daughter recently outgrew her crib and toddler bed.
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