The Perfect Mattress for Your Baby

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As parents, safe and washable are 2 of the most essential qualities products can have. From blowouts, spills, spit-up, drips, and drops, accidents happen and it’s crucial to have the ability to easily sanitize just about everything babies and toddlers use.   

Newton Baby has created a line of crib mattresses that are just that.  The mattresses are:

  • Breathable

  • Chemical free

  • Firm

  • Supportive

  • Washable

The mattress consists of a core and a mattress cover.  The core is made of Womenair, 90% air and 10% food grade polymer. The mattress cover on the mattresses are made of breathable and fully washable material.

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This mattress takes away all of your concerns. You’re one click away!

The washability of the entire mattress is unmatched. The mattress cover is machine washable and the core can be easily rinsed and dried.

Newton Baby makes mattresses that are incredibly safe. They are free of harmful chemicals, Green Guard Gold certified, low VOC emissions, uses naturally-contained salts to meet federal fire retardant standards  and 100% recyclable. The breathability of the design is especially beneficial when your baby begins rolling as it reduces the risk of suffocation.

The design of this mattress makes it exceptionally durable.  It is high quality and can stand the test of time with babies and toddlers.  The mattress is easily transitioned from a crib to a toddler bed. It’s also a great product that is clean and easy to pass on to future children or as a hand me down to friends.  

With a mattress, support and comfort are fundamental. The core materials make the mattress supportive, safe and comfortable for babies and toddlers to sleep through the night. The breathable design of the mattress also helps keep babies cool.

If you are ready to make this great choice, click here to buy now!

Be sure to check out my Facebook Live where I review both the Newton Baby Mattress and Owlet Monitor:

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