EcoBaby Organic Natural Rubber Crib Mattress

EcoBaby has been making all-natural baby mattresses for 17 years.  They place great importance on creating a chemical-free product from start to finish (even the tape edge binding is organic cotton).  All EcoBaby mattresses are high-quality, organic mattresses with no plastic components, no PBDE fire retardents, no silica, and no boric acid.

 

This Ecobaby mattress has a natural rubber core with a European damask organic cotton outer.  Pure wool is quilted to organic cotton mattress ticking to keep padding from shifting. Wool is important because it provides natural flame retardance, water-resistance, bacterial resistance and dust mite control. Wool also provides natural cooling and moisture wicking. Your infant will stay at his normal comfortable temperature! The organic wool and cotton are quilted together and wrapped around the core. EcoBaby's wool and cotton fibers are processed at their own facility, which only handles natural, organic fibers so your baby can sleep without any chemical residues.

 

Natural rubber forms the core of this mattress, creating a firm mattress. Moms loves that this durable rubber mattress is so much easier for changing sheets than an innerspring, because rubber is lightweight. EcoBaby uses only Latex Green natural rubber cores. After many years of research, they have determined that these cores are the most natural in existence. No artificial vanillin (petrochemical) and no fillers as found in Talalay natural rubber cores. No benzene, toluene, or pthalates as found in many other Dunlop processed natural rubber. Passes all safety regulations and CPSC guidelines.

27.5 x 52.5" as per CPSC regulations and 5" thick.  If you need a thicker mattress, choose the 6" option at right.

Warranty
10 year fixed/20 year prorated warranty.

Shipping
Free Shipping! Expedited shipping options are not available.
If product is returned, a $35 restocking fee will be charged to cover our shipping expenses. 

Care instructions:Spot clean with natural soaps and cold water. Use with a mattress pad to protect the mattress.

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