Check today’s Saatva price →<\/a>\n<\/div>\nWhat exactly is the Polysleep The Baby?<\/h2>\n
The Polysleep The Baby is a crib mattress measuring 27 and a quarter inches by 52 inches by 6 inches, weighing 11 pounds, and listed at 395 CAD in a single standard size. The brand describes the core as open-cell memory foam intended to deliver airflow, support, and comfort for a child sleeping every night. The foam carries a density of 1.5 lb\/ft3 and is CertiPUR-US certified, according to the official specifications.<\/p>\n
The cover is Tencel organic fiber treated with TPU to make the surface liquid-proof, with high quality mesh included in the construction. The mattress is 100% Made in Canada. Those are the documented facts; the page does not publish further layer counts, ILD figures, or independent test results, so any claim beyond this list would be speculation rather than specification.<\/p>\n
Who should buy the Polysleep The Baby?<\/h2>\n
Buy the Polysleep The Baby if you want a Canadian-made crib mattress with a waterproof cover, a CertiPUR-US certified foam core, and a 5-year warranty, and you are comfortable with a 395 CAD listed price. Skip it if you need a longer trial than 30 nights, if you want an organic or natural-fiber fill beyond the Tencel cover, or if you prefer a dual-sided crib mattress with a toddler side. The brand lists one standard size only, so confirm the fit against your crib manufacturer’s dimensions before ordering.<\/p>\n
This block stands on its own: the price is 395 CAD, the trial is 30 nights, the warranty is 5 years, and the dimensions are 27 and a quarter by 52 by 6 inches, all according to the official product page. Free shipping applies across all 10 Canadian provinces with no minimum, while Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut incur additional fees confirmed by the team before shipping. Parents who value domestic manufacturing and a clear warranty terms page will find the documented facts sufficient; those who want a longer evaluation window should weigh the 30-night trial carefully against their own timeline.<\/p>\n
How firm and supportive is it, according to the brand?<\/h2>\n
The brand does not publish a firmness number for The Baby. What it does publish is a foam layer described as specially adapted for children, measuring 6 inches high, with a density of 1.5 lb\/ft3, and the claim that the open-cell foam relieves pressure during nap time. No firmness scale, no indentational deflection rating, and no independent test data appear on the official page.<\/p>\n
For a crib mattress, firmness guidance is a buyer question worth raising directly with the manufacturer. Parents should check the official page for any updated firmness or safety documentation, and should confirm that the mattress sits flat and snug in their specific crib frame. The warranty itself adds a condition worth noting: Polysleep requires the mattress to be used on a firm, flat, and well-ventilated crib base to keep the 5-year coverage valid.<\/p>\n
Does the Polysleep The Baby sleep cool?<\/h2>\n
The official page attributes airflow to the open-cell memory foam structure and mentions high quality mesh in the cover construction. Those are the only cooling-related statements in the documented facts. No temperature measurements, no thermal imaging, and no comparative data are published.<\/p>\n
Buyers who are sensitive to heat buildup should check the official page for any updated airflow documentation and should ask the brand directly about how the cover and foam perform in warmer rooms. This matters most for parents in hotter climates or poorly ventilated nurseries, where a breathable surface is a routine concern. The TPU waterproofing treatment is a feature to weigh alongside breathability, since waterproof layers and airflow often pull in opposite directions.<\/p>\n
How does it handle motion, edges, and noise?<\/h2>\n
The documented facts do not cover motion isolation, edge support, or noise for this model. Rather than guess, the practical advice is to check the official product page for any published data on those points and to ask the brand directly if a specific figure matters to your household.<\/p>\n
For a crib mattress these three factors matter less than they do on an adult bed, since a single small sleeper uses the center of the surface. Edge support becomes relevant only if a toddler stands at the rail, and noise is rarely a concern with an all-foam construction. If any of these points are decisive for you, request the details from Polysleep before ordering.<\/p>\n
What does the Polysleep The Baby cost, and what is included?<\/h2>\n
The listed price is 395 CAD for the standard size, with no second size option shown on the official page. Shipping is free to all 10 Canadian provinces with no minimum order, and additional fees apply for Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut, confirmed by the team before shipping. The trial runs 30 nights, and the warranty is 5 years limited, covering manufacturing defects and material issues.<\/p>\n
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