Does this mattress seem to slope down at the sides at all, like the reviews say for the higher-priced Naturepedic No Compromises? Any sagging issues?
1252309
I don't have any slopping issues - this mattress fits tight to the sides and corners of our crib. There's no sagging whatsoever on ours either.
1252310
No sagging issues. My daughter even jumps on it all the time. LOL ! It seems to be a great mattress! Remember that it's an American product , so any issues and I imagine they will correct them.
1252311
I haven't noticed anything extreme in this regard but it does seem to have a slight slope at the edges. I honestly think this has more to do with the fact that the fitted sheets fit extremely snugly on the mattress, which sort of pulls the edges in a bit.
31835
I have used it daily for over a month and it stays firm, not sagging yet. I take it down each morning and put it up each night. Don't like setting it up, however, it flops around on me until I get it up as the legs don't lock.
325418
We have had ours for a year now... no valleys! I'm very impressed with it. I sold Tempur-Pedic mattresses; while it is a bit different, I think it's well worth the money difference.
653078
This is NOT a squishy mattress! Firm and comfortable from the get go. I have had it several months now and it is still firm and comfy. I would buy it again and will recommend it to you. Good luck!
638373
We've had this mattress for 2.5 years (1 year on infant side and 1.5 on toddler side) and haven't really noticed much of any sag. Just like any mattress, whether it's for a child or an adult, rotating (not flipping) it every once in a while is probably a good idea though. Honestly, If you're on the fence, aiso check out the Lullaby Earth Super Lightweight Crib Mattress 2-stage. It's made by the same company, except I believe that the Naturepedic line offers organic materials whereas Lullaby Earth does not. The Lullaby Earth is a very good option if you want a mattress that's free from chemicals (and you don't mind that it's not organic). We've had this mattress for 2.5 years (1 year on infant side and 1.5 on toddler side) and haven't really noticed much of any sag. Just like any mattress, whether it's for a child or an adult, rotating (not flipping) it every once in a while is probably a good idea though. Honestly, If you're on the fence, aiso check out the Lullaby Earth Super Lightweight Crib Mattress 2-stage. It's made by the same company, except I believe that the Naturepedic line offers organic materials whereas Lullaby Earth does not. The Lullaby Earth is a very good option if you want a mattress that's... » Read More We've had this mattress for 2.5 years (1 year on infant side and 1.5 on toddler side) and haven't really noticed much of any sag. Just like any mattress, whether it's for a child or an adult, rotating (not flipping) it every once in a while is probably a good idea though. Honestly, If you're on the fence, aiso check out the Lullaby Earth Super Lightweight Crib Mattress 2-stage. It's made by the same company, except I believe that the Naturepedic line offers organic materials whereas Lullaby Earth does not. The Lullaby Earth is a very good option if you want a mattress that's free from chemicals (and you don't mind that it's not organic). « Show Less
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Hi Liz,I bought this product last Christmas and my feet touch the mattress too; I guess it all comes down to whats comfortable for you. That said, with my back I ended up putting two additional pillows (a synthetic and a down pillow) on top but even with that my feet still touch the mattress, it is comfortable though. Of course with time the leg rest pillow flattens out some. One thing you might try is to turn it around as the angles are different on either side, you probably know that already though. good luck.I am currently looking at a product that has the back and head pillow, attached to the leg rest as a single unit. Hi Liz,I bought this product last Christmas and my feet touch the mattress too; I guess it all comes down to whats comfortable for you. That said, with my back I ended up putting two additional pillows (a synthetic and a down pillow) on top but even with that my feet still touch the mattress, it is comfortable though. Of course with time the leg rest pillow flattens out some. One thing you might try is to turn it around as the angles are different on either side, you probably know that already though. good luck.I am currently looking at a product that has the back and head... » Read More Hi Liz,I bought this product last Christmas and my feet touch the mattress too; I guess it all comes down to whats comfortable for you. That said, with my back I ended up putting two additional pillows (a synthetic and a down pillow) on top but even with that my feet still touch the mattress, it is comfortable though. Of course with time the leg rest pillow flattens out some. One thing you might try is to turn it around as the angles are different on either side, you probably know that already though. good luck.I am currently looking at a product that has the back and head pillow, attached to the leg rest as a single unit. « Show Less
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We have a very old couch that sags as well and honestly I don't see much of a difference in the way the cushions are when the bed is folded up with the replacement mattress. It's still a very good mattress to sleep on though.
1912453
I'm using this mattress with a hand-me-down evenflo p&p. So far I have it in the bassenet part and it serves it purpose. I do think it is a little on the soft side, but some of this is due to poor underneath support. I think there will be an improvement when i move it below. No gaps around the edges is a plus. I'm not sure how it would fit other brands. I measured to assure an extra tight fit and recommend others to do the same.
838519
No it doesn't squish down much, and I'm a lot heavier than 160. Very good mattress for the price, would recommend
1690711
I think so. I have one for each of my kids, the oldest of which is now two. He has been using it since birth and I plan to continue using it in his toddler bed until he transitions out. After two years the mattress has held up beautifully, absolutely no sagging at all.
394596
Owned mine for 3 years now. I'm 100 lb and it's started to lose its support on the side I always sleep on. You don't see a sag, but my lower back started feeling a strain from the mattress not being as firm anymore. I've finally flipped it over and now can feel a noticeable difference in firmness. However, for my weight, it's held up pretty well. I use this as a mattress directly on top of wood slats.
2055168
It does not sag in the middle. In my experience, it acts more like a bed than a typical cot.
1971726
Nope, no lip. I have the 2 twin xl for a king and it never moves. Once you sleep on it the mattress kinda sags into the openings a lil so it never moves. Not sure if that makes sense but you get out of bed the part under sags into opening so it won't move. I am not saying you mattress sags at all when using it. But your weight starts forcing a bit through a opening. Understand?
641532
A big dip DID develop in the middle, but I had the person who helped me assemble this over and we figured out what we did wrong. We only put the cover over the MATTRESS and it should go over the metal below, if that makes sense. We fixed it two months ago and it is staying put. Haven't noticed one side being firmer than the other--they are both the same. I can see where, over time, the side that you actually sit on as a couch getting worn out and less firm, but this hasn't happened yet.
638372
The mattress has really held up well. I have noticed some sagging, but my son is now 3 1/2 and we will soon transition to a "big boy bed" from his toddler bed. The mattress does seem to have some sagging at this point - but until he was 3, it seemed fine.
638376
Short answer: Yes. However, I don't actually own the mattress you're asking about. Long answer: First of all, I have to say that although I did order this mattress, the one they actually sent me was the seamless version with coils, not the lightweight that I wanted. By the time I received it, I had waited a really long time, because the first shipment never arrived and Amazon re-ordered for me. By the time I got it I really didn't care that it was a different type. I didn't want to send it back and wait for the right one, and it was actually priced higher than the one I paid for. It was the same brand with most of the same qualities, and it wasn't really that heavy. So I can only answer about the coils version, not the lightweight version. Now that I'm writing this, I wonder if I had originally decided on the lightweight because the reviews mentioned less sagging? I don't remember. So mine is the "Naturepedic No Compromise Organic Cotton Ultra 252 Seamless Dual Firmness Crib Mattress" I wasn't looking for sagging until I saw your question, so I just checked. My daughter is 6 months and weighs about 16-17 lbs. She has been using the mattress for 2 months. She is a consistent back sleeper and doesn't move much during the night. There is definitely an indentation in the middle of the bed in the spot where she sleeps. I still have it on the "firm" infant side and have never turned it over. The indentation is noticeable, but I wouldn't say it is dangerous or uncomfortable for her. I may try rotating the mattress now that she's old enough and see if turning it over helps. I guess it's designed to leave it on one side for several months for an infant and a couple of years for a toddler, but it doesn't make sense to me to never rotate it. Now that I can see it I'll have to see how much it bugs me and whether I feel like making a warranty claim...
1650943
I am quite pleased with mine. It has more vertical supports than others ... we had another foundation that was very similar to this one prior to ordering this one. This foundation has the outside vertical then 2 spaced evenly, whereas the other only had the outside then 1 in the middle. I don't notice it creaking or any noise. The slats are all nicely cut and built correctly. We did add some additional screws just to add more stability, but they might not have been needed. In comparing this foundation to the one we had previously, it is much much better and it was half the price. I'm not positive on the air mattress thing, but it works great for my latex mattress. I am quite pleased with mine. It has more vertical supports than others ... we had another foundation that was very similar to this one prior to ordering this one. This foundation has the outside vertical then 2 spaced evenly, whereas the other only had the outside then 1 in the middle. I don't notice it creaking or any noise. The slats are all nicely cut and built correctly. We did add some additional screws just to add more stability, but they might not have been needed. In comparing this foundation to the one we had previously, it is much much better and it was half the price. I'm not... » Read More I am quite pleased with mine. It has more vertical supports than others ... we had another foundation that was very similar to this one prior to ordering this one. This foundation has the outside vertical then 2 spaced evenly, whereas the other only had the outside then 1 in the middle. I don't notice it creaking or any noise. The slats are all nicely cut and built correctly. We did add some additional screws just to add more stability, but they might not have been needed. In comparing this foundation to the one we had previously, it is much much better and it was half the price. I'm not positive on the air mattress thing, but it works great for my latex mattress. « Show Less