With so many baby mattress fabric on the market, it can be hard to keep them straight and understand the benefits and differences of each one. We are here to explain the main differences between an organic crib mattress and its conventional counterparts.

Crib Mattress Support

Firstly, you should understand the different types of support designs in crib mattresses. Any crib mattress you use should have a firm, flat surface as recommended by the Consumer Product Safety Commission for baby’s safety.

To test the firmness of a crib mattress, press your hand firmly into the center of the mattress and along the edges. There should be plenty of resistance and no deep impressions. Your baby’s mattress should not sag or flop anywhere. Naturepedic organic crib mattresses feature reinforced edge support that stands up to your growing toddler as they begin exploring and bouncing on their mattress or standing at the edge of their bed.

Crib Mattress Filling

A crib mattress has more than just a supportive core; it also has cushion material and filling. The biggest difference between a conventional and an organic crib mattress is the fiber used to provide comfort and cushion.

1. Conventional Fibers 2. “Natural” Fibers 3. Organic Fibers

Crib Mattress Waterproofing

A waterproof crib mattress is a huge benefit for you and for your baby. The waterproof surface means that baby’s messes and spills won’t soak through and penetrate your mattress, which means less risk of contamination from mold or mildew. A waterproof mattress is also easier to clean – just wipe with a damp cloth and mild detergent.

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