Natural & Organic Baby Bedding

The innerspring mattresses are the more traditional type mattresses. The Rose Cloud mattress is our most popular mattress for babies. If you would like something with additional natural fire protection, then the Terra Verde Crib Mattress is a good choice.

(This coil count used has been found to be the best coil count for safety and comfort. When manufactures give coil counts, they normally give the coil count of a full size mattress. If this was a full size mattress, it would have 780 coils, which is a super firm.)

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(Some major manufactures are sticking a super thing layer of organic cotton in the middle of the mattress and then surrounding it with materials that are synthetic chemicals. There is really no benefit to doing that other than being able to put on their ads that they include organic cotton.)

C-SNQCRIB

$350  $239

C-TV2853XF

$720  $566

C-CUSTOMSNQCRIB

$375  $295

NON-INNERSPRING
The non-innerspring mattresses are also chosen by people that are concerned with EMF's (electro-magnetic fields).

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C-CRIBLQ

$535  $369

C-BLQCRIB

 
$699  $499

C-LATCRADPAD

• Natural Baby Bedding - Bumper pads, comforters, organic blankets, and organic sheets.
• Crib Wool Puddle Pads
• Baby & Toddler Clothing, and Bibs
• Toys

• Crib mattresses: 72 percent of models use suspect chemicals, advocacy group says. "Nearly three-quarters of crib mattresses in this country contained “suspect or dangerous” chemicals, underscoring the need to reform the federal laws that govern chemical use." November 2nd, 2011.
• Cause For Alarm Over Synthetic Fire Retardants - "Researchers say the effects on children are likely to be subtle - not mental retardation or disability, but measurable changes in a child's intelligence, memory hyperactivity and hearing. 'We're concerned about learning and memory and some behavioral effects and hearing loss,' Linda Birnbaum, director of experimental toxicology at the EPA's National Health and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory said."
• Anderson Laboratories tested respiratory toxicity of mattress emission on mice. The data demonstrates that some mattresses release toxic (poisonous) chemicals into the air. The study found tested the fumes from several types of mattresses, especially ones with vinyl covers and polyurethane foam cores. The data demonstrated irritation to the throat, eyes, and nose. Some also had difficulty breathing. Some developed asthma like reactions. The study can be found in Environmental Health, 2000, Vol. 55, pp 38-43.
• Body Burden: Pollution in New Borns. Exposure to hundreds of toxic chemicals begins in the womb, finds a new study of the umbilical cord blood of 10 American newborns commissioned by the Environmental Working Group.

• Please be careful when comparing mattresses. 100% Latex is not necessarily the same as 100% Natural Latex. A mattress core can be 100% synthetic latex and still be considered 100% Latex. It is not entirely natural unless it says it is 100% Natural Latex. The same goes for Natural Rubber versus 100% Natural Latex. Also, if the price seems too good to be true....it probably is. Manufactures do not typically use 100% natural latex because it costs so much more to use. We keep our prices as low as possible without lowering the quality of our products. We don't cut corners on quality.