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Old Feb 23rd, 2008, 16:07 PM   #1
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Recommended Cot Baby Matress




Another question lol

I see cots with sprung matress - foam matress & I think there was another one

Any ideas what the recommended is?
What one do you have?
Have you had both? Which did you prefer & why?

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Old Feb 23rd, 2008, 17:01 PM   #2
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I haven't got that far yet but I think it's mostly to do with the air flow and posture. I doubt the foam ones would last quite so long as the sprung ones.

Mothercare have a good guide, even if they do only include their matresses!

http://www.mothercare.com/gp/browse....KZUGQ&mcb=core
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I was told springs are better, but I'm not an expert, nor do I know why lol!
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Id personally get a sprung one, the cotbed is being used for a good few years so id want something that would last.
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The sprung ones are more expensive and feel comfier (I had a little lie on them lol). We have both a foam one (for staying at my mums house) and a sprung one for here, which cost around £60 and is fine. Id say to go for sprung and get a lovely quality one, it's def worth it.
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Thanks girls thats made my mind up

Now I just need a cot!
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