Kids-Life

An uncomfortable or aging mattress is one of the greatest causes of sleep deprivation. This devastating health issue has been shown to lead to a higher risk of forgetfulness, irritability, and anxiety. If your children suffer from poor sleep, you can help them with the simple decision to upgrade to the best mattress for kids available on the market.

A long-term investment, a mattress should be built to survive the rigors of nightly use. Our assortment of kids twin bed options include selections that will let you rest easy knowing that each mattress provides the ideal balance of comfort and durability, ensuring that it will take them from their grade school years to their teen years., even if they tend to be a little rough on furniture.

Stop into any HOM Furniture location and check out our entire Kid’s Life mattresses collection. Also, feel free to speak with our experienced sleep specialists and discover everything you need to get the option you need for your child’s sleep.

FAQ

Have questions? Check our Frequently Asked Questions for more information on Kids Life Mattresses.

What Type of Mattress is Best For Kids?

Children grow and change every single day, and one of the most important aspects for them to achieve a long and healthy life is making sure they're getting a proper night's sleep. Absolutely essential, consistently getting a good night's rest assists your child's development and well-being. To achieve this, you'll want the best mattress possible, one that can offer the right support as their body changes. For kids' mattresses, firm and medium firm mattresses tend to be better for growing bodies due to the consistent support and stability. Ultimately, each child is different and may require different needs for their mattress, so remember to let your children test out the mattress for themselves to ensure the utmost comfort and support.

What Size is a Kids Bed?

As noted, every child is different and requires different needs to achieve the best sleep possible. However, most kids will get a good rest on a twin or twin XL mattress. A twin mattress is generally sized at 38" wide and 75" in length, while a twin XL is slightly bigger at 39" wide and 80" in length. Also, remember the room that the bed goes in; most kids have a limited amount of space in their bedroom, so while placing an oversized mattress may seem like a way to maximize comfort, if it takes up too much space, you run the risk of limiting how much of the room your child can use.

Where to Buy Kids Bedding?

If you want to purchase a kid's mattress, bed, headboard, bedding material, or anything else needed for a healthy bedroom environment, HOM Furniture is every parent's one-stop shop for getting everything needed to help your little one rest properly. Feel free to stop by any of our locations and speak with our mattress specialists to have all your questions answered.