what is the difference between this mattress and their "stage 2" mattress that is $30 more? Which is the better purchase?
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The 2-stage mattress actually has two different firmnesses. One side of the mattress is the "infant" side which is more firm, and the opposite side is the "toddler" side which is less firm. The idea is that a firmer side is more appropriate for an infant, which I think is more relevant to parents who chose the stomach-sleep method with their babies. This is strictly my speculation, but I think a firmer infant side is meant to ease parental concerns about SIDS. Again, just my speculation. I sincerely doubt the less expensive version is any less safe or is of lesser quality, so it's really a matter of your comfort. This is the language from the product website: "The 2-Stage Lullaby Earth crib mattress features a firm, flat surface on the infant side (as recommended by pediatricians and the Consumer Product Safety Commission), and a softer sleep surface on the other side for growing toddlers. Strong edge and side support adds structural stability and makes the Lullaby Earth mattress an excellent choice for toddler beds." Hope this answers your question.
257559
I can only say that we bought this one for our granddaughter whose Mom & Dad are extremely particular as to "green ness" earth correct no chemicals etc...and they love it so give it a go:)
1166520
the 18 inch and the 26 ich are different . The 18 inch lasted longer than any other blow up mattress ever I have had, I mean I sleep on it every day and its been since January and now June. Thats is the longest ever. The 26 inch I had to buy a blow up the 18 has an ac connected with an switch on it. The 26 only last 2 and 1/2 to 3 months
700561
I would recommend this mattress. We got this for our \7 month old who was having trouble sleeping in her crib. We noticed that she fell asleep on our bed very quickly, but not in her crib. We figured that the mattress we had was not comfortable for her. It is an older mattress. We purchased this mattress for ability to have something more comfortable now and into the future. I did notice a slight difference in the two sides. We put the infant side up for our little one. She fell asleep the first night no problem. It seemed to make a big difference.
1290905
I also have a true tempurpedic at home and we spent close to $3000 on it. We bought a second home last fall and purchased the sleep innovations foam mattress for that house. I honestly prefer the sleep innovations mattress. We also have had guests stay there and have asked about the mattress and gone on to purchase one themselves. I will say that the sleep innovations is more firm than the tempurpedic so you must like a very firm mattress.
1290902
I had this mattress for 2yrs & it worked great until I became pregnant. Then the mattress felt too soft & not enough support. My body changed permanently after birth so I had to buy the tempurpedic (the firmest model) which is much more comfortable & therefore worth the price. Guess it just depends on how much support you need.
1054819
Both mattresses are the same size. Not XL. But tell the store rep its for daybed trundel because you don't want a deep pocket type mattress. It would be too high to slide under. I've had the bed over a year. Works great.
638374
I have been using it for 2 years without any changes ! We love this mattress. It is so light and easy to pick up to change the sheets too.
1822632
I bought a standard, regular full mattress for the 2 fulls and a standard, regular twin for the twin. I have to say the twin because it slides under is a little tight. I would probably recommend buying a bunk bed mattress.
1541047
I bought the Invacare bed, and it came with a mattress. Cheaper all-around and was a fine bed.
183383
No, that you will have to purchase separately. The reason being the mattresses can differ by material type and density. hWhat I found online was that most people for safety reasons tend to lean towards a firmer bed. I think we went with a Sealy or Serta based on reviews. Overall most if not all cribs will not come with a mattress as users tend to pick out what they need.
1181220
Any mattress you find comfortable. I went to a mattress store and chose what was comfortable. Depth was not an issue.
512480
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.
266603
Great mattress. I would recommend it to ANYONE, even those not looking at foam. As a foam mattress, you can get better, but you won't get better in this price range. If you want better, plan on spending 5x as much at least.
684850
We purchased this mattress in April 2011. We continue to be pleased with this mattress and it is my intent to purchase another for our guest room when we are ready to replace that furniture. My husband and I both sleep much better now than we did on our conventional mattress. We were considering purchasing a TempurPedic for a lot more money when we decided to take a chance on the Dynasty. We still believe we made the right decision.
172300
I bought it because I pay $203 less sales on a $475 mattress than I would $3000 mattress! Comfort, happy dreams.
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I don't have that information, but "google" Best Price Mattress" to contact someone there who can answer this question for you.
502766
I had his mattress for one year, it developed a huge bubble, ant it look like its getting bigger..I don't think its because of to much weight, as I weigh 125-130 lbs..before this one, had a different one from wayfair which I only paid about $50, and it lasted me about 5 years..unfortunately that was discontinued..