When you bring your new-born baby home from the hospital, every decision counts. From diapers to bedding, you want everything to be as perfect and pure as your new baby. A great way to begin providing the natural and healthy environment your baby needs is by purchasing an organic crib mattress. Like all organic mattresses, an organic crib mattress is made with chemical-free, natural materials. So, when you lay your little one down to sleep, you’ll know he or she will be sleeping in an area as pure as they are.
Your infant will likely spend around 75% of their day getting much needed sleep. The environment you create in their bedroom is critical. Because we are still unsure of the lasting damages chemicals found in conventional bedding may have on child development, natural bedding is a safe and viable alternative.
The key to organic baby bedding is to keep it natural. At Soaring Heart Natural Bed Company, the building materials in our organic baby bedding are all natural and chemical free. We use latex cores for our mattresses that are 100% certified organic and extra-firm to provide your baby all the stability he or she needs to get a good night’s sleep. In an effort to keep your baby’s crib as natural as possible, we have also achieved federal fire safety regulations without the use of chemicals. Instead of flame retardant chemicals, we use a blend of all-natural wool and cotton to meet the fire safety requirements.
If you are getting ready to bring a new baby into the world or are looking to upgrade the bedding for your child, then be sure to visit us our Soaring Heart For Kids page or call at 202-282-1717 or 877-288-1717. We hope to bring you and your baby the sleep you both need… naturally.
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No matter what kind of product you’re looking to purchase these days, there is almost always guaranteed to be many ways to go about buying, and always a multiplicity of options to choose from. Whether you’re buying online or walking into a brick-and-mortar store, it is important to know a little bit about the ‘natural’ product you’re buying
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