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Delray White Nightstand

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Delray White Nightstand

$229.95
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Delray Light Tone Dresser

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Delray Light Tone Dresser

$399.95
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Platinum Silver Uph Panel Headboard

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Platinum Silver Uph Panel Headboard

$299.94Original Price $499.95
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Lyndie Light Tone Panel Bedroom

Lyndie Light Tone Panel Bedroom

$999.80Original Price $1,099.80
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Molly Light Beige Youth Dresser

Molly Light Beige Youth Dresser

$899.95

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Parker Dark Tone Full Bed Conversion Kit

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Parker Dark Tone Full Bed Conversion Kit

$99.59Original Price $150.00
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KIDS MATTRESSES

The right kids mattress is a huge part of your child getting the sleep they need to succeed. But we also know it’s critical to keep value in mind, since they are growing and changing all the time. We’ll tell you how to find a happy medium, from the baby mattress and beyond.

Crib mattress: Looking for a baby crib mattress is all about function. First, you’ll want to make sure it’s the right size for the crib, to avoid leaving any gaps around the side. Next, and most importantly, you want the mattress to be firm, because that is the safest choice for the baby. Finally, you’ll want to choose between innerspring or memory foam, which is really just a matter of personal preference. Keep in mind that foam is often lighter, which could make changing the sheets easier, and could therefore be the best baby mattress choice for you.

Kids mattress: Once your baby graduates to a big kid bed, you’ll need a big kid mattress to go with it. Here, you’ll want to keep support in mind, because that will promote good sleep, which benefits their development all around. The best mattresses for kids are typically on the softer side, because kids prefer a plusher feel. Of course, you’ll need to choose the right size for the bed frame, so keep that in mind if you’re thinking about upgrading the bed too. A kids twin mattress is the most common size, but you can go full for the older kids. Since kids are lighter in weight than adults, you can save money by choosing a more shallow mattress height, and save money there.