Is the 10in version supposed to be softer than the 8in version? We have the 8in and are happy with it, but one of my kids want it to be more soft.
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I can not tell you about the 8 inch version but from everything I have read the thicker the foam mattress the softer it should be. Hope this helps
1983069
Yes, the 10 inch is actually softer, we have both 8 and 10 inch. I personally prefer the firmer 8 inch, though
1983070
It's pretty soft and comfortable. I enjoy it, it's the best mattress I've purchased
677956
I would get the smaller rather than the toddler one. My daughter is turning 2 and she has had both for a while now, but she always ends up sleeping on the small one. The toddler version maybe to thick for her...
551139
We purchased the 10" mattress. I am able to fold it by myself and it does take some effort. The thinner mattress would fold easier, but you might find that you compromise some on comfort. I also prefer the look of the thicker mattress. It fills the frame nicely.
1378636
Hmm... Ours wasn't stiff but it takes kids a bit to get used to it. It's hard at first then once you get in the rhythm its great. We did buy ours about 5 years ago so it's possible they changed the way it's made. Sorry not much help.
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The mattress I have is the 13in. I absolutely love it. It is pretty firm. I don't know what the 11in feels like but I could imagine that it would be more firm without the extra comfort layer.
1158623
8 inch pan looks different than 10 inch one ...the inner has the connecting line from bottom and the standing wall, isnt it? will be hard to wash..the 10 inch is all one piece and looks smooth at the bottom ..am i right? i wish the 8 inch looks the same as 10 inche one. ..Would some one let me know if they are not the same
677955
I have both the toddler and the infant size and my little boy is 10 months old. It just depends on the baby, he does good with both, although the smaller one seems to be more comfortable for him. The toddler one is a little bit thicker and longer so he doesn't roll off of it as easy. I would go with the thicker one because baby can always grow into it. This age can go either way. Hope this helps!
207655
I have not experienced the 4" only the 8" and that I can tell you is very comfortable. I'm sure the 10" would be even a tad bit more comfortable. Hope that helps...
640162
We got this after my daughter outgrew the bassinet, so I can't say on that, but she seems to sleep fine on the bottom pad. It is very firm, but I haven't seen a playard pad that was any softer. They all seem to be about the same.
145023
My daughter is a little heavier, but we've had the same problem. It doesn't seem to be very firm. Need to purchase a crib mattress for our son and will not be getting this one again.
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Seems pretty soft to me. My 4 and 6 yr old like it better than their toddler bed mattresses.
1676114
These newer ones are a softer more pliable material. I have had no problems with them... I have two..
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I've only had mine for about two months and I haven't noticed it getting any softer. I knew it was a 'medium' soft when I bought it but it is a little more firm than I had anticipated.
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I bought it for the same reason as SS.Happy. My son is now almost two and has been using it for over a year. It definitely makes a hard crib mattress softer, but I don't know if it can compete with a "plush rug!"
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I have the 10" queen mattress. It is quite firm but comfortable. The issue I have with it is that it makes me lean/gravitate towards the middle because my husband is heavier than I am so his side of the bed sinks down more and I fall towards that side. If you sleep alone, shouldn't be an issue.
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I'm heavy, 200+, and wish I would have gone with the 10". I hate the 12", no good support at all. Woman at customer service at Lucid said the 10" would have been better. Hope this helps.
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In my personal opinion the original is better. The mini seems flimsy compared to the original and as the name suggests it is indeed mini. The original can be used longer because it is larger, the mini is best for smaller and much younger babies. Our original still fits our 7 month old who is 22lbs and in size 12 month clothing; she still has room to spare. That said however, if you have very limited space the small is the second best option. I feel the mini still offers a good option, I would have purchased the mini had the original not been available. The original is slightly smaller than a play pen, and can be used as such. In my personal opinion the original is better. The mini seems flimsy compared to the original and as the name suggests it is indeed mini. The original can be used longer because it is larger, the mini is best for smaller and much younger babies. Our original still fits our 7 month old who is 22lbs and in size 12 month clothing; she still has room to spare. That said however, if you have very limited space the small is the second best option. I feel the mini still offers a good option, I would have purchased the mini had the original not been available. The original is slightly smaller than... » Read More In my personal opinion the original is better. The mini seems flimsy compared to the original and as the name suggests it is indeed mini. The original can be used longer because it is larger, the mini is best for smaller and much younger babies. Our original still fits our 7 month old who is 22lbs and in size 12 month clothing; she still has room to spare. That said however, if you have very limited space the small is the second best option. I feel the mini still offers a good option, I would have purchased the mini had the original not been available. The original is slightly smaller than a play pen, and can be used as such. « Show Less