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Small toddler bed mattresses vary by bed frame, so always check the internal dimensions of your specific bed before ordering. Common sizes range from around 70 x 140cm to 70 x 150cm, but this can vary between manufacturers.
Toddler mattresses should be noticeably firmer than adult mattresses. A firm surface supports healthy spinal development and is safer for young children. The mattress should spring back to its original shape quickly after pressure is released.
Yes, waterproof or water-resistant covers are very practical at this age. Look for mattresses with a removable, machine-washable cover rather than a fixed waterproof layer, as this makes cleaning more thorough and straightforward.
The mattress should fit snugly within the bed frame with no more than 2.5cm gap on any side. Measure the internal dimensions of the frame carefully before buying and compare them against the mattress dimensions, not just the nominal bed size.
Most children transition to a standard single bed and mattress between the ages of 4 and 6, though this varies by child size and bed design. When a child starts to feel cramped in the toddler bed or is approaching the weight limit, it is a good time to consider moving up.