A mattress rarely gets the same attention as the cot or crib it goes into, but it does more work for your baby’s sleep and safety than almost any other single item in the nursery. Our mattress range is built in the UK, free from foam and added chemicals, and designed specifically around the firm, breathable support that safe infant sleep guidance consistently recommends.
Our range is split by size to match your specific frame: cot mattresses are sized 120 x 60cm for standard cots and cot beds. Getting the right size matters for safety as much as comfort, since current guidance recommends no more than a 3cm gap between the mattress edge and the sides of the cot, to avoid any risk of your baby’s limbs becoming trapped.
Our mattresses use pocket sprung, dual core, or eco fibre construction depending on the model, with a natural coir and fibre core designed to promote airflow and help regulate temperature through the night. Every mattress is finished with a removable, hypoallergenic BabyTec fabric cover, water-resistant and washable at 60°C, secured with a side zip for easy cleaning. All of our mattresses are made in the UK, entirely foam-free, and chemical-free, and are tested to BS EN 16890:2017, BS1877 Part 10, and BS7177 (Low Hazard) safety standards.
Always match your mattress to the exact size of your cot or cot bed or crib, rather than assuming a standard size will fit, since even a small gap around the edges is a genuine safety concern. If you’re setting up a full nursery furniture set, it’s worth ordering the correctly sized mattress at the same time so the room is fully ready before your baby arrives.
A mattress rarely gets the same attention as the cot or crib it goes into, but it does more work for your baby’s sleep and safety than almost any other single item in the nursery. Our mattress range is built in the UK, free from foam and added chemicals, and designed specifically around the firm, breathable support that safe infant sleep guidance consistently recommends.
Our range is split by size to match your specific frame: cot mattresses are sized 120 x 60cm for standard cots and cot beds. Getting the right size matters for safety as much as comfort, since current guidance recommends no more than a 3cm gap between the mattress edge and the sides of the cot, to avoid any risk of your baby’s limbs becoming trapped.
Our mattresses use pocket sprung, dual core, or eco fibre construction depending on the model, with a natural coir and fibre core designed to promote airflow and help regulate temperature through the night. Every mattress is finished with a removable, hypoallergenic BabyTec fabric cover, water-resistant and washable at 60°C, secured with a side zip for easy cleaning. All of our mattresses are made in the UK, entirely foam-free, and chemical-free, and are tested to BS EN 16890:2017, BS1877 Part 10, and BS7177 (Low Hazard) safety standards.
Always match your mattress to the exact size of your cot or cot bed or crib, rather than assuming a standard size will fit, since even a small gap around the edges is a genuine safety concern. If you’re setting up a full nursery furniture set, it’s worth ordering the correctly sized mattress at the same time so the room is fully ready before your baby arrives.
Standard cots typically use a 120 x 60cm mattress, while cot beds generally use a larger 140 x 70cm size. Always check the specific dimensions listed for your cot or cot bed before ordering, since mattresses are sold separately and sizing does vary between collections.
Yes. Current infant sleep safety guidance recommends a firm, flat, and supportive mattress, since a soft mattress can pose a suffocation risk if a baby's face presses into it during sleep. All of our mattresses are designed to provide this firm, supportive base.
A hypoallergenic cover, like the BabyTec fabric used across our range, is designed to resist dust mites, bacteria, and common allergens, and is washable at 60°C, a temperature that helps kill dust mites specifically, giving your baby a genuinely cleaner sleep surface with regular washing.
Current guidance recommends no more than a 3cm gap between the mattress edge and the sides of the cot. Any larger gap creates a risk of your baby's limbs becoming trapped, so it's worth double-checking the fit once your mattress is in place, not just relying on the labelled size matching your cot.
It's generally not recommended. Hygiene and safety concerns, including wear that isn't always visible, mean most guidance recommends using a new mattress for each child rather than reusing one, even if it looks to be in good condition.
