Green Up Your Nursery with Nook’s New Organic Crib Mattress

Courtesy of Nook

You and your baby can sleep (and breathe) easy thanks to the new eco-friendly nursery sleep system from Nook.

Unlike other baby bedding on the market — which often has traces of toxins — each piece is made of chemical-free organic and natural fibers that are super safe.

But it isn’t just the materials that are impressive. The highlight is the design. Made with natural latex and naturally fire-resistant organic wool, the Pebble Mattress ($550) is soft, yet sturdy. The removable mattress cover features a cool and innovative pebble design that increases air flow, which means more restful naps for baby. It’s also machine-washable, as well as, stain-, water- and microbe-resistant.

Nook’s other baby bedding accessories include an eucalyptus and organic cotton blend fitted sheet ($60), a nap sack ($48), an organic combed cotton blanket ($74) and a toddler pillow ($38).

Go to Nooksleep.com for the full collection.

Comments

etsy on April 26th, 2010

Wonderful looking mattress, but at $610, I leave this one to the celebs to buy! My son is two and already wants out of the crib- not long enough us to spend that kind of $.

J on April 26th, 2010

Those prices are INSANE! I’m all for you guys telling us about products,but why so many insanely expensive products? Normal (non-celebs) can’t afford most of the things you promote

Tyannah on April 26th, 2010

Come on…. You really think a lot of us can afford this product? It’s great you often shows us cute things…but “normal people” cannot buy a $610 mattress… I suppose that they pay you much to promote their products but you could also promote things which are for us….non rich people….

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Chris Svensrud on April 26th, 2010

If normal people will easily pay $1000 for a TV why is a mattress which infants spend 70% of their first year on so insane? Nook has developed products, which are produced in the USA, to provide a safe ‘inside-the-crib-environment’ for infants.

Mrs. R on April 26th, 2010

Good argument Chris!
I personally still wouldn’t spent $610 (there are other eco-friendly/organic mattresses out there for half of that), but I agree with you that people can be short-sighted when it comes to certain purchases for their kids.
My Daughter has been in her crib for 3.5 years (we coverted it to a day bed a year ago, but still use it!) we plan on using it until she grows out of it in another year… so I can say buying a REALLY good quality mattress for almost 5 years of use was worth it!

jen at satsuma designs on April 26th, 2010

This look crazy comfy! Like an afternoon at the beach. You almost don’t want to cover it with a sheet, but an organic option that’s eco-luxe and incredibly plush is made from bamboo.