Turmerry Organic Kids Review: Great for Growing Sleepers, Skip for Teens

The Turmerry Organic Kids Mattress is a 7-inch, all-foam latex mattress built for children, priced at $799.00 with free shipping. It uses GOLS-certified organic latex, a natural New Zealand wool layer, and an organic cotton cover, with no fiberglass, no chemical flame retardants, no toxic off-gassing, and no polyurethane foams. If you want a certified organic build sized and tuned for a child’s bed rather than an adult mattress cut down to fit, this is the model to look at.

We also weigh this mattress against its rivals in our best mattresses for kids.

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Saatva Classicthe innerspring option when your child outgrows a twin and moves to a full or queen bed

• 365-night home trial
• Free white-glove delivery and old-mattress removal
• Lifetime warranty
• Three comfort levels and two mattress heights

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Who is the Turmerry Organic Kids Mattress for?

The Turmerry Organic Kids Mattress is for parents who want a certified organic, all-latex mattress sized for a child’s bed, with firmness and layer choices they can adjust as the child grows. It suits lightweight kids who prefer a plush feel and heavier back or stomach sleepers who need firmer spinal support, because both Soft and Firm builds are offered. It is also a good fit for households that want a cover they can unzip to clean or rearrange the internal foam layers.

The mattress is offered in three sizes: Twin at 38 inches by 75 inches, Twin XL at 38 inches by 80 inches, and Full at 54 inches by 75 inches. The Twin and Twin XL each come with 1 free pillow, and the Full comes with 2 free pillows. The Twin XL is described by the brand as five inches longer than the standard twin and suitable for growing kids ages 12 to 16. For thickness, only one profile is offered: 7 inches, described as not too high and not too low for kids’ beds and bunk beds.

Firmness comes in two options. Soft is plush and cozy, aimed at lightweight kids who like a cushy feel. Firm adds extra support for spinal alignment and is aimed at heavyweight back and stomach sleepers. Inside, twin and twin XL mattresses ship as 2 latex foam layers of 3 inches each plus the zippered cover, and you place the base layer into the cover first, then the comfort layer above it.

What is inside the Turmerry Organic Kids Mattress?

The build is a 7-inch all-foam latex stack made from GOLS-certified organic latex, topped by a layer of natural New Zealand wool and wrapped in a breathable organic cotton cover. The wool serves as the fire barrier, replacing chemical flame retardants, and also handles temperature regulation. The brand states the mattress contains no fiberglass, no chemical flame retardants, no toxic off-gassing materials, and no polyurethane foams.

The latex is perforated with carefully placed holes to improve breathability, and the open-cell structure of latex combined with the perforations, the wool, and the cotton cover is designed to keep airflow moving. The brand describes latex as offering responsive support, gentle contouring, and long-lasting durability.

How does the 7-zone design change the feel?

The 7-zone layout assigns different firmness levels to different regions of the body. The brand specifies firmer support at the head and feet, medium-firm support at the back and hips, and softer support at the shoulders and thighs. In practice this means the areas that carry the most weight, the hips and lower back, sit on a medium-firm zone, while the shoulders get a softer zone so a side sleeper can sink in slightly without the hips dropping out of line.

Because the zones are cut into the latex itself rather than added as separate pads, the transition between regions is gradual. A child who shifts positions during the night moves across zones instead of hitting a hard step. The brand also lists motion isolation as a feature, describing it as suited to active sleepers who move around a lot at night.

Is the Turmerry Organic Kids Mattress cool enough for hot sleepers?

Cooling is handled by four elements working together: the open-cell structure of the latex, the perforations drilled through the foam layers, the natural New Zealand wool layer, and the breathable organic cotton cover. The brand states this combination ensures maximum airflow and helps prevent overheating and night sweats. The wool layer is described as keeping kids cool during hot summer nights and cozy in winter, so it works as temperature regulation in both directions rather than only as a summer feature.

What does the Turmerry Organic Kids Mattress cost?

The listed price is $799.00 with free shipping. That price covers the mattress across the sizes shown on the brand page, and each twin or twin XL order includes 1 free pillow while the full includes 2. The brand also runs a loyalty program on the purchase, awarding 1598 points and $30 toward a future purchase. A seasonal promotion of 15% off sitewide with free shipping under coupon code FS26 may be available for a limited time, so check the current price before ordering.

Bed frame guidance matters here. For slatted frames, the space between slats should be no more than 3 inches apart. If your existing frame has slats spaced wider than 3 inches, the brand recommends adding extra slats or placing a bunkie board or plywood sheet over the frame. Improper slat spacing may void the warranty.

How do you care for the latex foam?

The zippered cover is the access point for both cleaning and layer adjustment. The brand’s care instructions are specific: avoid drying the organic latex foam under direct sunlight, and avoid hand washing or machine washing any of the foam layers or the mattress cover. The zipper design is what makes cleaning the outer surface practical and lets you pull the layers out to rearrange them.

One allergy note is worth reading before you buy. Organic latex foam is naturally hypoallergenic under the right conditions, meaning proper care, and the latex foam is encased within a 1-inch thick mattress cover. The brand states it cannot guarantee that a latex allergy will not flare up when sleeping on it. If your child has a known latex sensitivity, this mattress is not the right choice.

Who should NOT buy the Turmerry Organic Kids Mattress?

Skip this mattress if your child has a latex allergy, since the brand explicitly will not guarantee against a flare-up even with the foam encased in the cover. Skip it if you need a mattress thicker than 7 inches, because only one height is offered. Skip it if you want a coil feel, since this is an all-foam build with no springs. And skip it if your child has already outgrown kids sizing and needs a queen or king, since the largest option is a Full at 54 by 75 inches.

It is also the wrong pick if you want a mattress with a stated trial period and warranty length from the brand page, because those terms are not part of the product listing here. In that case, look at the adult Turmerry lineup instead.

Turmerry Organic Kids vs the adult Turmerry lineup

The Turmerry Natural Organic Latex is the adult, springless sibling: GOLS-certified organic Dunlop latex, a New Zealand wool layer, and a zippered organic cotton cover, starting at $899.00 with free shipping. It offers four firmness options (Soft, Medium, Firm, Extra Firm), three thicknesses (7-inch flippable, 10-inch, 12-inch), a 120-day trial, and a 20-year warranty. If your child is heading into the older teen years and you want one mattress that lasts through college, that is the better long-term buy.

The Turmerry Green Natural Organic Latex Hybrid adds a coil base: 2 inches of FSC-certified Talalay latex over an 8-inch Leggett and Platt pocketed coil core with up to 958 coils, at $799 with free shipping, an 11-inch profile, a 120-day trial, and a 10-year warranty. That is the option for a sleeper who wants bounce and airflow from springs rather than an all-foam stack.

If your child needs a heavier-duty build for a larger body type, the Turmerry Bigg Plus line offers 12-inch models with three firmness builds (Medium Firm, Firm, Extra Firm) built from extra-firm Dunlop latex layers under a zippered organic cotton cover.

What does the World Sleep Almanac score say?

World Sleep Almanac score: 7.8/10. The editorial score is based on five criteria: materials and construction, price at size and profile, firmness and fit for the target sleeper, care and adjustability, and how clearly the brand states what the mattress is made of. The GOLS-certified organic latex, the wool fire barrier, the zippered cover, and the two firmness builds push the score up. The single 7-inch height, the kids-only size range, and the absence of stated trial and warranty terms on the product listing hold it back from a higher mark. The score is an editorial judgment, not a laboratory test.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the Turmerry Organic Kids Mattress come with a pillow?

Yes. Twin and Twin XL mattresses each include 1 free pillow, and the Full-size mattress includes 2 free pillows.

Can I change the firmness after buying?

The mattress ships with 2 latex foam layers of 3 inches each for twin and twin XL sizes, and the zippered cover lets you open it and adjust the foam layers inside. The Soft and Firm builds are selected at purchase.

Is this mattress safe for a bunk bed?

The brand describes the 7-inch profile as designed for kids’ beds and bunk beds, being not too high and not too low. For a slatted bunk frame, keep slat spacing at 3 inches or less.

What ages is the Twin XL sized for?

The brand positions the Twin XL, at 38 by 80 inches, as a budget option for growing kids ages 12 to 16, since it is five inches longer than a standard twin.

Does the mattress contain fiberglass?

No. The brand states the mattress is free from fiberglass, chemical flame retardants, toxic off-gassing materials, and polyurethane foams. Fire resistance comes from a natural New Zealand wool layer.

Verdict: The Turmerry Organic Kids Mattress is a strong pick for parents who want a certified organic, all-latex build in a kids size, with a zippered cover and two firmness options to match how a child sleeps. It is not the right choice for latex allergy sufferers, for anyone wanting more than 7 inches of height, or for teens who have outgrown Full sizing. For an older child moving up to an adult bed, the Turmerry Natural Organic Latex or a Saatva Classic is the better long-term investment.

Reviewed by the World Sleep Almanac editorial team. Updated 2026.