How does this differ from the Arms Reach Concepts Inc. Mini Organic Mattress? My father is building me a cosleeper, can I use this as the mattress?
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According to ArmsReach.com, this Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper Organic Mattress measures 17.5" x 31" x 1", it doesn't have a wooded support board, and fits Clear-Vue, Angelica, Santa Barbara Toffee, and Cambria models. The Mini Organic Mattress measures 18.75" x 31.75" x 1.5", has a wooden support board, and fits the Mini, Mini Classic, Mini Convertible, Euro Mini and Curved Mini Arm's Reach models. There is no way for anyone on Amazon to tell you if these mattresses would fit a custom co-sleeper that your father is building from scratch! You should ask him what dimensions he needs and if he is including any mattress support in his design.
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According to ArmsReach.com, this Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper Organic Mattress measures 17.5" x 31" x 1", it doesn't have a wooded support board, and fits Clear-Vue, Angelica, Santa Barbara Toffee, and Cambria models. The Mini Organic Mattress measures 18.75" x 31.75" x 1.5", has a wooden support board, and fits the Mini, Mini Classic, Mini Convertible, Euro Mini and Curved Mini Arm's Reach models.There is no way for anyone on Amazon to tell you if these mattresses would fit a custom co-sleeper that your father is building from scratch! You should ask him what dimensions he needs and if he is including any mattress support in his design. According to ArmsReach.com, this Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper Organic Mattress measures 17.5" x 31" x 1", it doesn't have a wooded support board, and fits Clear-Vue, Angelica, Santa Barbara Toffee, and Cambria models. The Mini Organic Mattress measures 18.75" x 31.75" x 1.5", has a wooden support board, and fits the Mini, Mini Classic, Mini Convertible, Euro Mini and Curved Mini Arm's Reach models.There is no way for anyone on Amazon to tell you if these mattresses would fit a custom co-sleeper that your father is building from scratch! You should ask him... » Read More According to ArmsReach.com, this Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper Organic Mattress measures 17.5" x 31" x 1", it doesn't have a wooded support board, and fits Clear-Vue, Angelica, Santa Barbara Toffee, and Cambria models. The Mini Organic Mattress measures 18.75" x 31.75" x 1.5", has a wooden support board, and fits the Mini, Mini Classic, Mini Convertible, Euro Mini and Curved Mini Arm's Reach models.There is no way for anyone on Amazon to tell you if these mattresses would fit a custom co-sleeper that your father is building from scratch! You should ask him what dimensions he needs and if he is including any mattress support in his design. « Show Less
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I actually spent a lot of money to buy this one, and then never used it for a single day. This mattress was a little too soft for my liking and I was really afraid of SIDS. So I ended up using the original mattress which came with the arms reach mini bassinet. The original bassinet mattress is not as soft or padded, but it does the job, and I am not scared that it can lead to SIDS. That said, perhaps this can be a good one after the first three months of a child's life.
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I'm pretty sure they are exactly the same. if you look at the pictures they both say coleman on the side of the mattress. So go for the best priced option.
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I can't speak to the specific brand Craftmatic. I am using the mattress on my electric adjustable bed without difficulties. The mattress adjusts from flat to having the head and feet elevated with or without me lying on it. The contours of the mattress nicely follow the different positions and support is not sacrificed. However, you will have to see how it works with the Craftmatic for yourself.
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Probably soybean is little better ( just 5%) soybean.. It still has the same problem: baby sinking in the middle of mattress.. And this mattress not gonna stay for 2 years.. So u need to buy another one.. So instead of buying 2-3 times mattresses.. It's better to buy one in babies r us for 250 plus insurance and this mattress will be ok even for next baby! Believe me price matters;)
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i bought 2 mattresses this past year. the best one had coils in it and its the best one.its not too stiff either, i can,t rememberif it was this one.
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Measures: 38" x 23" x 1.5" i bought the organic matresss, they dont sell it here but i bought it on baby earth.com the arms reach ideal mattress.
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M. Davidson - thanks for your reply. I am also considering the Naturepedic Organic 150 mattress and glad to hear it fits well.
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I too found the mattress included completely substandard, scary thin, I was afraid my son may develop flat head syndrome. I had a custom mattress and fitted sheets made by this company. They ask you to send in a template so I used the old mattress and traced it out on newspaper. It came out perfect and worked out great for us. The company is called aBaby.com
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foam and it is definitely better than a coil mattress. think I will get another one, since they are half of what I paid a few months ago.
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The Big Agnes air mattress I had was comfortable but terrible slick. I spent half the night sliding around. Much better to get a Thermarest sleeping pad. It's bulkier when rolled up but much more comfortable, especially on a concrete floor. Go with a Thermarest pad!!
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I would suggest you buy the base model from sleep number (the C2 or C3) and buy the frame from sleep number. For the frame I'd suggest the Flexfit 2 fro sleep number. My reasoning for both is below... There are some sacrifices to not buying the frame from sleep number. Air mattresses are light and don't like to bend. So Sleep Number and L&P patented a system that bolts the air mattress to the adjustable frame. L&P has some sort of exclusive agreement with Sleep Number to not sell the bolt down system to the public. Without bolting it down the mattresses move around lot, the bar at the end of the bed just doesn't cut it for securing an air mattress. We bought a sleep number mattress and this frame from this seller. This seller was great. Though we don't use all the features. The massage feature for example is really not worth it. That's why I'd suggest the Flexfit 2 over the Flexfit 3. We bought the C3 from sleep number and add toppers to customize it to our tastes. I added 2" of memory foam and a 2" bamboo mattress topper. My wife doesn't like memory foam and wanted a firmer feel so I just got her the 2" bamboo mattress topper. This saved us over $2,000 than buying the padding from sleep number. What is great about the sleep numbers is that the air mattress system (bladder and pump) is the same for all the models so it doesn't matter which one you buy. The only thing that is different is the amount of padding and a fancier remote. Let me know if you have any questions on what toppers to buy should you be interested. My wife and I have been sleeping like the dead for 6 months now and her chronic back problems have gone away.
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I'm wondering the same thing because the measurements in the descriptions say they're the same size but the mattress cover is more expensive. I'm sitting here debating if I should save some money and get two box spring covers or just get one of each to be safe. Wish you could have gotten a real answer instead of a smartass one :/
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Organic Mattress? then you dont need Babyletto, get an organic crib with an organic slap. Dumbest thing ever
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I bought a "Genesis Twin Size Foam/Cotton/Polyester Futon Mattress" for the frame. I don't know if it's still available through Amazon. It fits fine, overlapping the sides and top/bottom just a bit, as I want it. I've never tried to fold it back onto itself, and I think it's a bit thick for actually using it that way. But it also seems to me that you wouldn't want a thinner futon or else you might feel the frame through it when you use it in the normal way. That's all I know, since I have no experience beyond this frame and futon. You might also consider adding a foam pad over the futon - it's sooo comfy!!! Like floating on air. I bought a "Genesis Twin Size Foam/Cotton/Polyester Futon Mattress" for the frame. I don't know if it's still available through Amazon. It fits fine, overlapping the sides and top/bottom just a bit, as I want it. I've never tried to fold it back onto itself, and I think it's a bit thick for actually using it that way. But it also seems to me that you wouldn't want a thinner futon or else you might feel the frame through it when you use it in the normal way. That's all I know, since I have no experience beyond this frame and futon. You might also consider adding a foam pad over the... » Read More I bought a "Genesis Twin Size Foam/Cotton/Polyester Futon Mattress" for the frame. I don't know if it's still available through Amazon. It fits fine, overlapping the sides and top/bottom just a bit, as I want it. I've never tried to fold it back onto itself, and I think it's a bit thick for actually using it that way. But it also seems to me that you wouldn't want a thinner futon or else you might feel the frame through it when you use it in the normal way. That's all I know, since I have no experience beyond this frame and futon. You might also consider adding a foam pad over the futon - it's sooo comfy!!! Like floating on air. « Show Less
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I would also like to know the answer to that! You posted a few months ago... did you make a decision? How'd it work out?We are looking at the naturepedic organic matresses and in particular, wondering if we should get the 252 coil or if the 150 coil is OK with this crib. A description of the mattresses suggests that 150 is fine if the mattress support on the crib is very supportive (i.e. wood slats) vs. something that can sag (wire mesh)... Where does the Kalani's metal support fall on this continuum? Very supportive or can it sag?
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NancyThis mattress fits perfectly. If anything it is a little tight but, otherwise, is a great fit! It is such an excellent upgrade that I would recommend it for anyone with a trailer. At last a good sleep throughout the night!Good luck, I feel you've made a good choice.David
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I would suggest sticking with a spring mattress if you are concerned about weight/sagging. If you notice the store floor models of the solid "memoryfoams" they all have a bit of a sink from people just testing them --- I went with a combo model - individually wrapped coils/springs with only the outer layer memory foam. for us it was much better and breathes more cooler.