I trusted that I had done my homework as a super-organized mom (and a first-time mom at that time!), but I still had a few uncertainties. If you do the same research there is a mattress that will show up over and over again: the Moonlight Slumber Little Dreamer. In my nights of searching, I found that for under 200 dollars there are high-quality mattresses, made with safe materials, and with all of the benefits that I was hoping for my child to have. These have characteristics directed towards a very specific niche of parents, but also have very high prices. Of course, there is an area of premium mattresses like the Naturepedic or the Newton which cost over 250 dollars. Mattresses with good quality materials and certifications are between the range of 100 and 200 dollars nowadays (I don’t recommend taking the risk of going below 100). There are two factors that you have probably also discovered by now: price and quality/safety. I think that this is the first factor that helped me limit my search and focus on dozens rather than the hundreds of the mattresses that there are on the market. I wanted one purchase that would last until I needed to think about a larger bed. For the sake of convenience and price, since having my baby in 2016, I knew that I needed a dual-sided mattress. Most likely, at this point you know that there are two major types of crib mattresses: those with one side and a particular use and those with two sides, called 2-stage or dual-firmness mattresses, which can be used for longer. View on Amazon My Initial Doubts and Questions
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