Q&A(5)
Q: Is this mattress dual sided - one for infant and the other for toddler?
A: No. I thought t was when I purchased it, but could never tell the difference. Emailed customer care and found out it wasn’t. But our infant and toddler slept on it for 3+ years and loved it!
submitted byMj80 - 7 years agoA: no- it has the same firmness on both sides. we've had ours for 2 years & it has held up super well. i do flip it over periodically & use both sides.
submitted byrenie117 - 7 years ago
Q: Does the brand naturepedic make this mattress? Secondly, why is it so much less expensive than a naturepedic mattress?
A: Hi There, Lullaby Earth is our sister company. Lullaby Earth is Made Safe and GreenGuard certified.
submitted bySafe for Home Products Team - 2 years agoBrand expert
Q: does this Mattress contain fiberglass or Polyurethane Foam?
A: Hi There, Our mattresses do not contain Fiberglass or Polyurethane foam.
submitted bySafe for Home Products Team - 3 years agoBrand expert
Q: what is the dimension of this product? Is it 52"L x 27.6"W x 5"H, Weight (6 pounds)? Thank you!
A: Our mattresses measure approx. 27 1/4" x 51 5/8" x 6".
submitted bySafe for Home Products Team - 4 years agoBrand expert
Q: I love how the exterior is polyethylene. But what is the foam core made of? It also says it's non-toxic, but under safety information it's his flame retardant are used?
A: It's probably densified polyester. I believe the material is naturally flame retardant. I wrote the manufacturer and asked what the inner material was and this was their response: "Lullaby Earth mattresses are made from food-grade polyethylene and polyester, materials used throughout the food packaging industry due to their recyclability. Using these food-safe materials means that our crib mattresses are made without common potential allergens or chemicals like formaldehyde, perfluorinated compounds (PFCs), pesticides, glues/adhesives, and GMOs. Our mattresses are made without polyurethane foam and vinyl/PVC. Lullaby Earth baby crib mattresses easily pass all government flammability standards without the use of flame retardant chemicals."
submitted byJacob - 5 years ago