Is this rubber, topped with flannel like lap pads? I am trying to find a large lap pad for the crib.
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I think it is plastic inside, cotton (not really flannel) on top. It crinkles a bit, but the plastic seems to be adhered to the cotton - the plastic doesn't bunch up inside the cotton. It's really great quality, washes up very nice. Both sides are cotton, very soft.
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I first looked at this: SnuggleWool Lambs Wool Pad, Crib 28x52 but decided against it because of the polyester backing. In the end I used an oversized 100% cotton thick plush beach towel over the plastic encasement to cut down on the crinkle and give a little comfort. I laid an organic wool piddle pad over top like this one: http://www.greenmountaindiapers.com/wool-mattress-pads.html Then I put an Ikea 100% cotton fitted crib sheet over top. It has worked out well, very little crinkling, comfy and breathable. Good luck! :)
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The tag on the pad states 100% polyester fiber. I assume that is the filling. It also states Top: 100% cotton Back85% polyester/15%cotton. (this feels like a 100% cotton) Skirt100% polyester. (this is a poly knit I would say medium to a heavy weight) the quilting is stitched. I have been very pleased. Probably one of the heaviest mattress pads I've owned without calling it a mattress topper.
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It should be called a mini crib mattress and mini crib sheets. Amazon should have it all for you to order. Mine came with the mattress pad already and we just covered it with a receiving blanket.
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Yes, it is extremely soft and warm like flannel. My grandson slept in it again last night. If that is what you are looking for, you will absolutely love it.
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I double knotted mine to start with & she just noticed the ties recently but can't undo them (yet anyway). I guess they could pose the same type of problem if you're worried about bumpers. The underside of the CribWrap is plastic (so not a breathable material). My daughter has slept on her stomach from the time she learned to roll over and she flops around so much that I was glad I had also put bumpers in her bed (which I had to weave through the slats since she could pull the bumper down). I have bumpers and CribWraps on the front & both sides of her crib and have never had a problem.
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This is stiffer like a lap pad, but I cut it up to use as a waterproof changing pad cover. If you used it for sleeping, I think it would need to have a fitted sheet put over it, so it didn't move around, as it doesn't have any elastic to keep it in place.
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No, the pad is smaller and thinner than a regular mattress. I got a bunch of crib sheets for my baby shower so my mom used her mad grandma skills to modify them to fit.
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not stiff like a lap pad but not thin like a cloth. somewhere in between.it will slide and bunch up if the baby is moving around.
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Not really. I bought the ultra plush changing cover pad from Summer Infant and it does not sit well on the pad. It makes the pad look flat, but you can still put the baby and it stays in place. It just looks awkward.
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These pads are not crinkly at all. The waterproof side is soft and pliable. I got this pad to put on the bed my grandson sleeps on and it worked really good. I did have to get some large safety pins to pin it to the mattress as he moves around alot. Very nice product.
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No, its some kind of cloth like material, usually you will find it in packing of heat appliances. the actual heating pad has plastic material on it which is again packed in a cloth like slip like a pillow.
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No, it is actually quite thin. Much thinner than I expected it to be, but that does not take away from the quality. Remember it is a mattress protector, not a pad.
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I would describe the mattress pad as "perfect." It isn't thick or thin; it has a quilted top and the sheets fit beautifully over it. We are the Grandparents so we don't use the crib constantly but when "our baby" comes over, his Mama swears he likes it better than his crib at home. So much so that we actually gave her and our son-in-law the extra pad that came in the pack and they love it, too. I initially looked at all the expensive eco-friendly sorts of mattress pads. Ultimately, I went with this one which turned out to be an excellent and economical choice. Our daughter is now expecting twins (oh my!) and I will buy them again. I would describe the mattress pad as "perfect." It isn't thick or thin; it has a quilted top and the sheets fit beautifully over it. We are the Grandparents so we don't use the crib constantly but when "our baby" comes over, his Mama swears he likes it better than his crib at home. So much so that we actually gave her and our son-in-law the extra pad that came in the pack and they love it, too. I initially looked at all the expensive eco-friendly sorts of mattress pads. Ultimately, I went with this one which turned out to be an excellent and economical choice. Our... » Read More I would describe the mattress pad as "perfect." It isn't thick or thin; it has a quilted top and the sheets fit beautifully over it. We are the Grandparents so we don't use the crib constantly but when "our baby" comes over, his Mama swears he likes it better than his crib at home. So much so that we actually gave her and our son-in-law the extra pad that came in the pack and they love it, too. I initially looked at all the expensive eco-friendly sorts of mattress pads. Ultimately, I went with this one which turned out to be an excellent and economical choice. Our daughter is now expecting twins (oh my!) and I will buy them again. « Show Less
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its a very nice 2" thick. I am very pleased with the crib. just look for portable crib sheets online, and they fit perfect.
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This is thin so it might help. It also does not feel like plastic on the back side. You might try this one or the Carter's rubber backed flannel puddle pads. I used something like this, but I was breastfeeding in the winter and we wanted the extra warmth, (American Baby Company Organic Cotton Quilted Waterproof Sheet Saver, Natural).
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The reviewers seem to say that this product is just polyester stuffing. In other words, just as heat reflecting as a quilt. Did the seat cushions that you remember "crinkle"? If so, it was probably a cushion with a mylar layer. They can be quite warming, without actually having to create any heat (such as a lightweight hunter item). Read this review and try the product they mention instead. Review: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1I05T01OTYA28 Or just search for pads that mention "mylar" or "space blanket" or "emergency blanket" etc. Read the reviews to see if people mention it being crinkly. Wikipedia article on Mylar http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_blanket The reviewers seem to say that this product is just polyester stuffing. In other words, just as heat reflecting as a quilt. Did the seat cushions that you remember "crinkle"? If so, it was probably a cushion with a mylar layer. They can be quite warming, without actually having to create any heat (such as a lightweight hunter item). Read this review and try the product they mention instead. Review: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1I05T01OTYA28 Or just search for pads that mention "mylar" or "space... » Read More The reviewers seem to say that this product is just polyester stuffing. In other words, just as heat reflecting as a quilt. Did the seat cushions that you remember "crinkle"? If so, it was probably a cushion with a mylar layer. They can be quite warming, without actually having to create any heat (such as a lightweight hunter item). Read this review and try the product they mention instead. Review: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1I05T01OTYA28 Or just search for pads that mention "mylar" or "space blanket" or "emergency blanket" etc. Read the reviews to see if people mention it being crinkly. Wikipedia article on Mylar http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_blanket « Show Less