can you recommend a cotton sheet to use with this?
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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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I first looked at this: http://www.amazon.com/SnuggleWool-Lambs-Wool-Crib-28x52/dp/B000H4C6QU/ref=pd_sim_sbs_hg_10?ie=UTF8&refRID=1BYXW7SZ4R4STXAG9323 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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We use any 100% cotton crib sheet and Naturepedic Non Waterproof Organic Cotton Flannel Pad Crib Fitted
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It goes directly under the sheet and is fairly soft and cushy. You need a 100% cotton or another breathable fabric for the sheet.
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The cotton cover is not removable, so I use a waterproof mattress cover and a crib sheet
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A flat sheet is best. It is very high and no sheet or mattress cover is deep enough. I used a cotton quilt with a flat sheet over that.
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You can buy regular sheets they will work just fine. Make sure the pocket on the sheet is at least as deep as your mattress.
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I used toddler sheets... To be honest this bed really isn't worth the money.... If you lived in las Vegas I would give you mine.
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I bought deeper pocket sheets. But since I got I have pitch it because it fell apart. The glue they use to make it doesn't hold worth beans good luck with yours if you get.
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We did the same thing but did not use a sheet. The pad has a cover that is washable.
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We use sheex sheets so the material is a bit different than most traditional cotton sheets, but I haven't had any issues with the sheets moving around.
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I actually bought a few homemade ones from a seller on ebay and am VERY impressed with the quality and fit. Her seller name is ptd0926 if you're interested in that type of thing. I've also heard good things about sheetworld and babyletto, but haven't had a chance to try them yet since I'm just getting started :)
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You need to purchase cotton inserts also known as a pre fold, as this is a shell that holds all the moisture in. I like bummis organic cotton pre folds.
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I would use a sheet and blanket also, but it depends upon how cold you get. It's a nice set - very silky.
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I got white cotton sheets from nomorerack. they look great. Im also going to buy grey ones
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I used a water resistant organic wool pad between the mattress and sheet. Works great, especially because the mattress is so lightweight, it's easy to change the sheet.
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No special type of sheets are needed. We use regular sheets and they work great.
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I use the American Baby Company Organic PVC and vinyl free pad. Make sure to get your pad without any chemicals like that, or you might as well buy a $50 chemical-based mattress!
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You can buy either rolls (4 1/8" wide) or sheets (European A6 I believe) of thermal paper. Note that there are a lot of problems with this nearly obsolete device, so be careful.