Side sleepers need a cushy mattress to relieve pressure on your shoulders and hips. But it shouldn’t be too cushy because the gravitational pull will strain your spine. For most side-sleepers ...

The gap between the mattress and cot sides and ends should not be more than 4cm when the mattress is pushed tightly to one side or there’s a risk that your baby’s limbs could get trapped. There may be ...

They keep their shape better than standard coil sprung mattresses and since each spring works independently they can prevent your baby from rolling to the side of the bed. On the negative side, ...

In fact, your baby, placed on his or her back ... I'm very impressed with the firmness of the infant side of the mattress. Even after months of use, there was never an indentation where my ...

The best mattresses for side sleepers tend to have a soft and cushy profile that provides ample cushion underneath the hips and joints where your body carries most of its pressure during rest.