Milliard Hypoallergenic Crib and Toddler Bed Mattress: Perfect for Babies with Sensitive Skin

Tisha M. Larsen: We’ve had it a year now and held up well. Love the cover that is removable and washable.

United States on Aug 11, 2023

vinylskittles: I spent months reading about & researching all of the "Best Baby Mattresses" lists I could in an effort to find the safest, most reliable, and comfortable mattress for my (soon to be) little one. I wanted a mattress that had all "the features", but there were just SO many to choose from! I was willing to pay a high price as long as it had everything I was looking for. After comparing countless mattresses I discovered the Milliard Crib Mattress. It was on almost every "Best of" list, yet it was priced considerably lower than all the other mattresses. I assumed there must be a catch. I was wrong though. The Milliard Crib Mattress is CertiPur-US certified and hypoallergenic (meaning it's free from toxins, harmful chemicals, & it has no harsh flame retardants). It measures 27.5” x 52” x 5.5”, so it will fit all standard sized cribs (and fits my Babyletto Lolly Crib perfectly). My son was over 2 months premature. He sleeps longer on this mattress than he does on or in anything else. I love knowing that this mattress is firm, so it protects against SIDS, it provides the support that his growing body needs, yet it's still comfortable. I personally think that the polka dot...

United States on Apr 22, 2018

C: Wonderful crib mattress at an attractive price. The mattress arrived rolled up, and we simply had to take it out of its packaging for it to puff up to the full size. The mattress did have a new foam scent, so we let it air out inside the house for a couple of days. It was not strong at all.

The foam is not too hard, not too soft. We looked at crib mattresses at a big box baby store, and were not really impressed. The foam mattresses there cost more than twice as much ($100 to $300+). Some of the foam mattresses were so hard we just couldn't imagine our baby sleeping on them. I know it's unsafe for the bed to be soft, but the baby does not need to be sleeping on something that feels like the floor. And if babies needed something as hard as the floor, I'd just stick mine there instead of spending $300 for a mattress that felt as hard. This is soft enough that it feels comfortable to me, but hard enough that she doesn't make a noticeable indentation when laying on it.

The title of the product says "Infant or Toddler", and I intend to use it for my daughter into her toddler years. However, it does not have an infant side and a toddler side as some mattresses are...

United States on Mar 16, 2016