Close-To-Me Baby Crib Mattress

THE SLEEPCURVE COMPANY LIMITED

£195.95

SleepCurve, the premium ergonomic baby mattress, designed by one of the UK’s leading Paediatric Cranial Osteopaths and a baby sleep expert. Our Close-To-Me mattress has been ergonomically designed to promote a deeper, safer sleep. This amazing Close-To-Me mattress naturally supports the free movement of baby’s head, which reduces reflux, keeps baby cooler and promotes a better sleeping position. The innovative design of the SleepCurve Close-to-Me Crib Mattress can be adapted as your little one grows. With adjustable levels in the foam structure, the curve can be positioned along the length of

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE SLEEPCURVE COMPANY LIMITED, number 05633361. Checked 2026-08-29.
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