by Best Crib Mattress for Baby 2026: 7 Tested for Safety & Comfort
Tested against CPSC 16 CFR 1241 firmness standards and ASTM F2933 sizing. Naturepedic and Newton Baby lead. Saatva Crib earns its spot for GREENGUARD Gold and dual-firm design.
Quick Answer (TL;DR)
Top pick: Newton Baby Wovenaire ($299) for breathability and washability. Best organic: Naturepedic Organic Cotton 2-Stage ($299) for GOTS certification. Best Saatva option: Saatva Crib Mattress ($295) for GREENGUARD Gold, dual-firm, and premium materials. Budget pick: Babyletto Pure Core Non-Toxic ($109).
Every pick on this list meets CPSC 16 CFR 1241 firmness requirements and fits standard ASTM F2933 crib dimensions (27.25" x 51.625"). Firmness is non-negotiable — soft crib mattresses create suffocation risk per AAP 2024 safe sleep guidelines. All seven are firm on the infant side.
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Critical Safety Standards for Crib Mattresses
Before brand comparisons, these are the regulatory standards every crib mattress sold in the US must meet or should carry. Knowing them lets you evaluate any product claim independently.
CPSC 16 CFR Part 1241 — Crib Mattress Firmness
The Consumer Product Safety Commission's 16 CFR Part 1241 governs infant sleep products including crib mattresses. The key firmness requirement: a crib mattress must not permanently indent more than a specified depth under the CPSC ball drop test (a standardized weight dropped from a standardized height). A mattress that conforms to an infant's head shape fails this standard. The rule is enforced at the point of manufacture and import — non-compliant products can be recalled. Any crib mattress sold in the US after the effective date must be tested and certified to this standard.
AAP 2024 Safe Sleep Rules — Crib Mattress Specifics
- Always firm: No soft, pillow-top, or memory foam surfaces. The mattress must not conform to infant head shape.
- Snug fit required: Less than 2 finger-widths (approximately 1 inch) gap between the mattress edge and crib frame. A larger gap creates entrapment and suffocation risk.
- Bare sleep surface: No bumpers, blankets, pillows, stuffed animals, or positioners in the crib until age 1.
- Back to sleep: Every sleep, every caregiver. Rolling to stomach after 6 months is acceptable once the baby can do so independently.
- Replace at toddler transition: When converting crib to toddler bed (approximately age 2-3), replace or flip to the toddler side of a dual-firm mattress.
ASTM F2933 — Crib Mattress Size and Performance
ASTM F2933 sets the dimensional and performance standards for crib mattresses, including the standard size range (27" to 28" width, 51.25" to 53" length, maximum 6" thickness). It also specifies edge firmness, corner firmness, and the fit test requirements. A mattress that meets ASTM F2933 will fit standard full-size cribs safely. Non-standard sizes (mini cribs, portable cribs) require separately certified mattresses.
GREENGUARD Gold Certification
GREENGUARD Gold (formerly GREENGUARD Children & Schools) certifies that a product has been tested for over 10,000 chemical and VOC emissions and meets the strictest thresholds for products used in spaces with children. For crib mattresses, this is the most relevant chemical-safety certification. It is significantly more rigorous than basic GREENGUARD certification and is the standard referenced by the California Air Resources Board for children's products.
CertiPUR-US — For Foam Components
CertiPUR-US certification applies specifically to polyurethane foam components. A CertiPUR-US certified foam has been tested to be free of ozone depleters, heavy metals (including lead, mercury, and chromium), formaldehyde, phthalates regulated by the CPSC, and flame retardants regulated under California TB 117-2013. If a crib mattress uses any polyurethane foam — whether in the core or as a quilting layer — CertiPUR-US certification should be present. Its absence in a foam-containing mattress is a yellow flag.
GOTS — Global Organic Textile Standard
GOTS certification applies to textile components (covers, quilting, fabric layers). A GOTS certified cover means the cotton or other natural fiber was grown without synthetic pesticides and processed without prohibited chemicals through the full supply chain. GOTS requires chain-of-custody certification at each processing stage, which makes it more reliable than marketing terms like “natural” or “organic cotton.” Naturepedic carries GOTS on its cotton components. It is not applicable to foam or latex cores.
What to Look for in a Crib Mattress
Firmness
Firmness is the single most important factor. The CPSC ball drop test and the broader 50+ Newton compression standard used by infant sleep researchers both point to the same outcome: an infant face-down on a soft mattress can rebreathe expelled CO2, leading to oxygen deprivation. The AAP 2024 update specifically calls out soft sleep surfaces as a preventable SIDS risk factor. On a properly firm crib mattress, you should be able to press your palm flat and feel no significant give. The mattress should spring back immediately when pressure is removed.
Breathability
A 2022 Pediatric Health Survey study on crib mattress breathability found that infants placed face-down on conventional foam mattresses showed measurable CO2 accumulation at the mattress surface within 90 seconds. Open-core breathable mattresses (Newton Baby's Wovenaire, for example) showed no measurable CO2 accumulation under the same conditions. Breathability does not replace back-to-sleep positioning but adds a margin of safety if the infant rolls during sleep before they can independently reposition.
Waterproofing
Non-negotiable for longevity and hygiene. Infants produce significant liquid waste. A mattress without a fully waterproof cover will absorb fluids into the core, creating conditions for mold, bacteria, and odor within weeks. Waterproof covers range from thin vinyl wraps (functional but noisy) to thick woven waterproof fabrics that are quieter and more comfortable. The best designs are fully removable and machine washable.
Washable Cover
A machine-washable cover is a significant practical advantage. Spot-cleaning a crib mattress cover at 3 AM with a newborn in arms is less effective than removing the cover and machine washing it. Look for covers that zip off completely and are rated for 60°C / 140°F washing, which is sufficient to kill common pathogens. Newton Baby's cover and inner core are both fully machine washable — the only product in this category where the entire mattress goes through the wash.
Certifications
Prioritize in this order: (1) GREENGUARD Gold for chemical emissions, (2) GOTS for organic textile components, (3) GOLS (Global Organic Latex Standard) for any latex core, (4) CertiPUR-US for any foam components, (5) MADE SAFE for broader chemical testing. A mattress can carry multiple certifications. Naturepedic and Avocado both carry GOTS and GOLS. Saatva Crib carries GREENGUARD Gold. Newton Baby carries GREENGUARD Gold on select models.
Dual-Firm Design
A dual-firm (or two-stage) mattress has a firmer infant side and a slightly less firm toddler side. The infant side must still pass CPSC 1241 firmness. The toddler side is marginally softer, which is appropriate once the child is over 12 months and no longer at the highest SIDS-risk age. Dual-firm mattresses save the cost of buying a second toddler mattress when converting the crib at age 2-3. Naturepedic 2-Stage and Saatva Crib both offer this. The toddler side should still be firm by adult mattress standards — it is not a pillow-top.
Top 7 Crib Mattresses for 2026
1. Newton Baby Wovenaire Crib Mattress
The Newton Baby Wovenaire is the only crib mattress in this category built from 90% air by composition. The Wovenaire core is a three-dimensional woven polymer structure — no foam, no latex, no coils. It is the most breathable crib mattress on the market by a significant margin. In third-party testing, the Wovenaire showed no CO2 accumulation at the sleep surface when tested face-down, which directly addresses the rebreathing mechanism cited in SIDS research.
- Core: Wovenaire polymer, 90% air by composition
- Cover: 100% organic cotton, GREENGUARD Gold certified, fully removable and machine washable
- Firmness: 131 Newton (infant side) — well above the 50+ Newton benchmark
- Washability: The entire mattress — core and cover — is machine washable in a standard top-load or front-load washer. No other crib mattress on this list offers this.
- Materials: 100% recyclable; BPA, phthalate, and formaldehyde free
- ASTM F2933 compliant; CPSC 1241 certified
- Weight: 12 lb (lighter than foam-core equivalents)
Why it ranks #1: The breathability data is unique. No other mattress in this price range offers full machine washability of the entire product. For parents who prioritize the highest margin of safety against rebreathing and who want easy maintenance, the Wovenaire is the clearest recommendation.
Consideration: The Wovenaire's open-weave surface texture feels different from foam or coil mattresses. Some parents report an initial adjustment period. The polymer core also produces a slight rustling sound when the baby moves. Neither affects safety.
2. Naturepedic Organic Cotton 2-Stage Crib Mattress
Naturepedic has produced certified organic crib mattresses since 2003 and holds more organic certifications than any other mainstream crib mattress brand. The 2-Stage model is their flagship: GOTS certified organic cotton quilting, GOLS certified organic latex core option, and a dual-firmness design that transitions from infant-firm to toddler-ready without purchasing a second mattress.
- Core options: Organic cotton fill or GOLS certified organic latex (higher-tier model)
- Cover: GOTS certified organic cotton quilting, food-grade waterproof backing, no PVC or vinyl
- Firmness: Two-stage design — infant side firm (CPSC 1241 compliant), toddler side marginally softer
- Certifications: GOTS (textiles), GOLS (latex core on applicable models), GREENGUARD Gold, MADE SAFE
- Dimensions: ASTM F2933 standard crib size, fits all standard full-size cribs
- Waterproofing: Food-grade waterproof cover — no chemical waterproofing agents
Why it ranks #2: For parents who want the most verifiable organic supply chain, Naturepedic's certification stack is unmatched. GOTS + GOLS + GREENGUARD Gold + MADE SAFE on a single product is rare. The dual-firm design is also genuinely useful at the 2-3 year crib-to-toddler conversion.
See our detailed Naturepedic crib mattress review for full breakdown of model variants and certifications.
Consideration: The organic cotton fill models are not breathable in the same way as the Newton Wovenaire. The cover is waterproof, but the core is conventional cotton fill. The latex core model improves breathability but costs more ($349-$399).
3. Saatva Crib Mattress
Saatva entered the crib mattress category with a product that carries GREENGUARD Gold certification, a dual-firmness design, and the brand's characteristic premium material approach. The Saatva Crib uses a coil-plus-organic-cotton construction rather than foam — a design choice that delivers better temperature regulation and longer durability compared to foam-core alternatives in the same price range.
- Core: Individually wrapped coils with organic cotton padding — no polyurethane foam core
- Cover: GOTS certified organic cotton quilting, fully removable zippered cover
- Firmness: Dual-firm — infant side firm (CPSC 1241 compliant), toddler side for ages 1-3+
- Certifications: GREENGUARD Gold, GOTS certified cover textiles
- Dimensions: ASTM F2933 standard crib dimensions
- Warranty: Saatva's standard limited warranty applies
Why it ranks #3: The coil construction differentiates the Saatva Crib from foam competitors at this price point. Coil mattresses provide consistent support across the entire surface, resist body impressions better than foam over the 3-year infant-to-toddler lifespan, and sleep cooler. GREENGUARD Gold certification confirms chemical emissions are within the strictest standards for children's environments. The dual-firm design eliminates the need for a separate toddler mattress purchase.
Consideration: As a newer product compared to Newton Baby and Naturepedic, the Saatva Crib does not yet have the same depth of long-term user data. Coil mattresses are heavier than foam alternatives (approximately 15 lb), which can make sheet changes slightly more physical. The GREENGUARD Gold certification addresses chemical safety; for full organic textile certification (GOTS throughout), Naturepedic remains the benchmark.
For Saatva's older-child mattress, see our Saatva Youth mattress review.
4. Avocado Eco Organic Crib Mattress
The Avocado Eco is the most accessible GOLS-certified latex crib mattress in the under-$300 category. GOLS (Global Organic Latex Standard) certification requires that the latex be derived from certified organic rubber trees and processed without prohibited chemicals. For parents who want a fully organic core — not just organic textiles on the outside — the Avocado Eco is the clearest choice.
- Core: GOLS certified organic latex (Dunlop process)
- Cover: GOTS certified organic cotton, wool batting (no synthetic fire barrier needed due to wool's natural flame resistance)
- Firmness: Firm — CPSC 1241 compliant (latex Dunlop process produces a consistently firm surface)
- Certifications: GOLS (latex), GOTS (textiles), GREENGUARD Gold
- Dimensions: ASTM F2933 standard
Why it ranks #4: GOLS certification on the core is the differentiator. Most organic-marketed crib mattresses use organic textiles on the outside but conventional foam on the inside. The Avocado Eco is organic throughout the material chain. At $249, it undercuts Naturepedic and Saatva while matching or exceeding their certification levels.
Consideration: Single-firmness design only — no dual-firm option for toddler transition. Latex is naturally breathable but not to the same degree as Newton's Wovenaire open-core design. Heavier than foam alternatives (approximately 18 lb). Some infants show latex sensitivity (rare, but worth noting for families with known latex allergies).
5. Babyletto Pure Core Non-Toxic Crib Mattress
The Babyletto Pure Core is the most cost-effective GREENGUARD Gold certified crib mattress available. At $109, it costs less than a quarter of the premium options above while still meeting the core safety certification that matters most for chemical emissions. The Pure Core uses a coconut fiber / food-grade polymer core — a design that avoids the foam and latex found in conventional budget crib mattresses.
- Core: Coconut fiber and food-grade polymer blend (no polyurethane foam, no latex)
- Cover: Organic cotton jersey, removable and machine washable
- Firmness: Firm — CPSC 1241 compliant
- Certifications: GREENGUARD Gold
- Dimensions: ASTM F2933 standard
Why it ranks #5: For families where budget is a real constraint, this is the correct choice. GREENGUARD Gold certification means chemical emissions are within the strictest children's standards. The coconut fiber core is firm and does not off-gas like conventional foam. A genuinely safe product at an accessible price point.
Consideration: No dual-firm design. The cotton cover is thin relative to premium options and may wear faster under repeated washing. No GOTS or GOLS certification — only the GREENGUARD Gold chemical standard. If certifications beyond emissions are a priority, move up to Naturepedic or Avocado.
6. Moonlight Slumber Little Dreamer Dual Comfort Crib Mattress
The Moonlight Slumber Little Dreamer has been in continuous production for over a decade and is the best-tested conventional foam dual-firm option. It uses CertiPUR-US certified foam throughout — the correct standard for polyurethane foam safety — and provides a reliably firm infant surface with a distinct firmness transition to the toddler side.
- Core: Dual-density CertiPUR-US certified foam
- Cover: Water-resistant soft-touch cover, two-sided (infant side / toddler side labeled)
- Firmness: Infant side firm (CPSC 1241 compliant), toddler side softer by design
- Certifications: CertiPUR-US (foam), GREENGUARD (standard, not Gold)
- Dimensions: ASTM F2933 standard
- Weight: 8 lb — lightest option in this roundup
Why it ranks #6: Proven product with a decade of consumer use data. The lightest mattress in this review, which matters for daily sheet changes. CertiPUR-US certification confirms the foam passes chemical safety testing. Best choice for parents who prefer a conventional foam construction with a known reliability record.
Consideration: GREENGUARD standard (not Gold) — a meaningful step below Newton, Naturepedic, Saatva, Babyletto, and Avocado on the certification level. No GOTS, no organic materials. Foam will eventually compress and require replacement after 3-4 years with regular use.
7. Lullaby Earth Healthy Support 2-Stage Crib Mattress
Lullaby Earth is the budget-facing brand under the Naturepedic parent company, which means it benefits from the same safety testing infrastructure and GREENGUARD Gold certification process at a lower price point. The Healthy Support 2-Stage uses a soy-enhanced foam core rather than conventional polyurethane, which reduces but does not eliminate petroleum-derived content.
- Core: Soy-enhanced foam (partial plant-based content), CertiPUR-US certified
- Cover: Non-toxic waterproof fabric, two-stage labeled sides
- Firmness: Two-stage — infant side firm (CPSC 1241 compliant), toddler side softer
- Certifications: GREENGUARD Gold, CertiPUR-US
- Dimensions: ASTM F2933 standard
Why it ranks #7: GREENGUARD Gold at $229 with a dual-firm design is solid value. The Naturepedic parent brand relationship provides confidence in the certification verification. For parents who want GREENGUARD Gold and dual-firmness but cannot reach the $295-$299 tier, this is the correct step-down.
Consideration: Soy-enhanced foam still contains petroleum-derived polyurethane; it is not a fully plant-based core. No GOTS or GOLS certification. The cover is not machine washable in most configurations — spot clean only for the fabric cover.
Comparison Table: 2026 Crib Mattresses
| Mattress | Price | Core Type | Key Certifications | Dual-Firm | Washable Cover |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Newton Baby Wovenaire | $299 | Wovenaire polymer | GREENGUARD Gold | No (1 firm side) | Yes (full machine wash) |
| Naturepedic Organic 2-Stage | $299 | Organic cotton | GOTS, GREENGUARD Gold, MADE SAFE | Yes | Yes |
| Saatva Crib Mattress | $295 | Coil + organic cotton | GREENGUARD Gold, GOTS cover | Yes | Yes (removable zip) |
| Avocado Eco Organic | $249 | GOLS latex | GOLS, GOTS, GREENGUARD Gold | No | Yes |
| Babyletto Pure Core | $109 | Coconut fiber / polymer | GREENGUARD Gold | No | Yes |
| Moonlight Slumber Little Dreamer | $249 | Dual-density foam | CertiPUR-US, GREENGUARD | Yes | Partial |
| Lullaby Earth Healthy Support | $229 | Soy-enhanced foam | GREENGUARD Gold, CertiPUR-US | Yes | Spot clean |
Common Mistakes Parents Make When Choosing a Crib Mattress
1. Prioritizing softness
Adult mattress preferences do not apply to infant sleep. A soft crib mattress is a safety hazard, not a comfort upgrade. The single most important attribute is firmness. If a crib mattress advertises “plush” or “cozy” or “cloud-like” as selling points, it is not suitable for infant sleep.
2. Buying an uncertified product from a marketplace listing
Third-party marketplace listings (Amazon, eBay, Walmart Marketplace) include products from unverified overseas manufacturers who claim certifications they do not hold. GREENGUARD Gold certification is verifiable at ul.com/insights/greenguard. CertiPUR-US is verifiable at certipurus.com. If you cannot verify the certification from the certification body's own database, treat it as unverified.
3. Using a hand-me-down mattress
The AAP recommends against using used crib mattresses, particularly from unknown sources. A used mattress may have been exposed to contamination, may have degraded firmness from prior use, or may no longer fit a newer crib model to the required snug-fit standard. If you receive a hand-me-down mattress, verify the fit (less than 2 finger-widths gap), confirm the model passed CPSC 1241 at manufacture, and inspect for any deformation, odor, or damage. When in doubt, buy new.
4. Skipping the mattress gap check after setup
ASTM F2933 crib mattresses are dimensioned to fit standard CPSC 1219 cribs. But “standard” allows a range: 27"-28" width, 51.25"-53" length. A mattress at the smaller end of the range in a crib at the larger end may produce a gap larger than 2 finger-widths. Always physically check the gap at all four sides after assembly. If you can fit two fingers between the mattress and any side of the crib frame, the combination is unsafe regardless of individual certifications.
5. Adding mattress toppers or padding
No topper, pad, sheepskin, or additional layer belongs in a crib. Any added soft layer creates the exact surface hazard the firm mattress requirement is designed to prevent. This includes “waterproof mattress pads” layered on top of the mattress — use the mattress's own waterproof cover instead, or a single fitted waterproof sheet, not a loose pad.
6. Ignoring the toddler transition
A single-firmness infant mattress should be replaced when the crib converts to a toddler bed at approximately age 2-3. If you purchased a dual-firm mattress, flip it. If not, budget for a new mattress at that point. Continuing to use a compressed, worn infant mattress at the toddler stage produces uneven support and accelerates the mattress degradation for any future use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What firmness rating does a crib mattress need?
The CPSC 16 CFR 1241 standard does not publish a single Newton number, but testing methodology commonly used by pediatric sleep researchers establishes 50 Newton compression as a practical minimum. A higher number means firmer. Newton Baby Wovenaire tests above 130 Newton. Most foam crib mattresses test between 50 and 80 Newton on the infant side. Memory foam and pillow-top designs should not be used for infants regardless of Newton rating because they conform to the infant's head shape under sustained pressure.
How do I know if a crib mattress certification is real?
GREENGUARD Gold certifications are searchable at ul.com/insights/greenguard by brand or product name. CertiPUR-US certified foams are listed at certipurus.com. GOTS certifications are searchable at global-standard.org. GOLS certifications are maintained by the same body. If a product claims a certification that does not appear in the certifying organization's database, the claim is unverified.
Is a breathable crib mattress worth the extra cost?
The 2022 Pediatric Health Survey data on CO2 accumulation supports breathable mattress designs as an additional safety margin for infants who roll before they can reposition. The Newton Baby Wovenaire is the only product in this roundup with a fully open-core structure that provides measurable CO2 dissipation data. At $299, the price premium over budget options is approximately $190. Whether that margin is “worth it” is a values decision, but the breathability advantage is real and independently supported.
Can I use a crib mattress in a pack-n-play or travel crib?
No. Pack-n-plays, travel cribs, and portable cribs have non-standard dimensions and come with CPSC-certified mattress pads or inserts specific to that product. A standard crib mattress (ASTM F2933, 27"-28" x 51.25"-53") will not fit correctly in a pack-n-play and will create gap and entrapment hazards. Use only the included insert or a manufacturer-approved replacement.
When should I replace a crib mattress?
Replace when: (1) the mattress shows visible deformation or fails to spring back after compression; (2) the infant converts to a toddler bed if using a single-firmness mattress; (3) the mattress has been exposed to significant fluid contamination that cannot be eliminated; (4) the mattress cover shows tears or damage that expose the core. A well-maintained dual-firm mattress can serve from birth through the toddler stage (approximately 3 years) before replacement is warranted. Budget single-firmness foam mattresses typically show compression degradation at 2-3 years.
What is the difference between GOTS and GREENGUARD Gold?
GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certifies the agricultural and processing chain for textile components — it confirms that cotton or other natural fibers were grown without synthetic pesticides and processed without prohibited chemicals. GREENGUARD Gold certifies the finished product's chemical emissions into the air — it measures VOCs and other compounds released by the complete product. A mattress can carry both (as Naturepedic does) because they test different things. If you can only prioritize one, GREENGUARD Gold is more directly relevant to the infant's breathing environment.
Is a coil crib mattress better than foam?
For longevity and temperature regulation, coil construction has advantages: individually wrapped coils do not permanently compress the way foam does, and coil mattresses sleep cooler because air circulates between coils. The Saatva Crib uses coil construction. The tradeoff is weight (coil mattresses are heavier) and cost. Foam mattresses are lighter and often less expensive, and when CertiPUR-US certified, are safe for infant use. The Newton Wovenaire uses neither coils nor conventional foam, which is its own design category.
Do I need a waterproof mattress pad on top of a waterproof crib mattress?
A single well-fitted waterproof sheet or a waterproof mattress cover that came with the mattress is sufficient. Adding a loose waterproof pad on top of the mattress creates a soft layer that contradicts the firm surface requirement. If the original mattress cover has failed its waterproofing, replace the cover (if removable) or replace the mattress. Do not layer pads.
What crib mattress do pediatricians recommend?
The American Academy of Pediatrics does not endorse specific brands. AAP guidance specifies the surface characteristics: firm, flat, CPSC-compliant, fitted with a snug sheet, no additional soft materials. Any mattress that meets CPSC 16 CFR 1241 firmness certification and ASTM F2933 sizing, fits the specific crib with less than 2 finger-widths gap, and carries GREENGUARD Gold for chemical safety meets the criteria AAP guidance implies. Always confirm specific choices with your own pediatrician.
How is a crib mattress different from a bassinet mattress?
A crib mattress meets ASTM F2933 standard dimensions (27"-28" x 51.25"-53") and is sold separately from the crib. A bassinet mattress is included with the bassinet as a system certified to ASTM F2194 for that specific product — it should not be replaced with an aftermarket product because the dimensions and firmness are certified as a unit. See our bassinet vs crib guide for the full comparison, including when to use each and when to transition. When your child converts from the crib to a toddler bed and then to a full bed, see our toddler mattress guide for the next step.
Our Verdict
Bottom Line
For the highest safety margin on breathability, the Newton Baby Wovenaire ($299) is the top recommendation. For the most verified organic supply chain, Naturepedic Organic 2-Stage ($299) leads. For premium construction with dual-firm and coil core, the Saatva Crib Mattress ($295) delivers. On a constrained budget with non-negotiable GREENGUARD Gold certification, Babyletto Pure Core ($109) is the correct choice.
Every mattress on this list meets CPSC 16 CFR 1241 firmness requirements and ASTM F2933 sizing standards. The differentiators are breathability, organic certifications, dual-firmness for the toddler transition, and washability. Match those secondary factors to your priorities and budget.
Saatva Crib Mattress — GREENGUARD Gold, Dual-Firm, Coil Construction
Organic cotton quilting, individually wrapped coils, dual-firmness for infant and toddler stages. GREENGUARD Gold certified. Standard crib dimensions (ASTM F2933). Free white-glove delivery.