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Cot mattresses that comply with the current British Standards (BS) give you confidence that what you’re buying for your baby is safe, and we would always encourage you to check whether your products ...

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Your child's age will help you hone in on what size of mattress they need. While babies need crib mattresses, older kids could use either a twin or twin XL mattress. Also, remember that some ...

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Our expert advice and reviews will help you to choose the best cot mattress for your baby. One that's comfortable yet supportive and safe, able to cope with the inevitable leaks that will happen as ...

We also contemplated the care and maintenance of the crib. It goes without saying that life with a new baby can be messy, so being able to wipe clean or pop fabrics in the washing machine is a must.

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Nicole Kinning is a contributor at WIRED, and focuses on testing mattresses and other home goods. Nicole has previously been on staff at Kansas City magazine, Better Homes & Gardens, and Hometalk.

Since 2006 the country’s government has spent around $270bn, or just over 1% of GDP a year, on baby-making incentives, such as tax breaks for parents, maternity care and even state-sponsored dating.