Sleep is an essential part of every child’s growing routine. To stay healthy and fit, a child needs to observe regular sleep patterns every day.
According to Sleep Foundation, babies need at least 18 hours of sleep, while toddlers require 14 hours. Children between 6 – 13 years require 12 hours of sleep daily. Poor sleep patterns make children cranky and can interfere with their overall health. Of course, if your child doesn’t sleep, you don’t get to sleep too. So, the consequences affect you indirectly.
The prolonged sleep habits of your young one emphasizes the importance of the right bed for them. As your toddler graduates from a cot to a bed, the range of options for a bed can be confusing. Parents tend to ask questions such as, does the child need a toddler bed or a single on? Will the mattress have an innerspring or a latex one? Should it be placed on an ensemble or a slatted base?
As the world becomes more green-aware, it is not surprising to see that eco-friendly options are the recommended alternatives to traditional mattress options.