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    Posted: 01 November 2010 at 11:43am
I'm wondering if I should get a woollen underlay for the cot mattress? Just not sure if it is a good idea or a no-no. I'm not planning on wrapping the mattress but was going to get a mattress protector.
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Probably not necessary to have a woollen underlay, but I managed to get a woollen aircell-type blanket cheap off Trademe, and tucked that in under the cot bedding. I reckon it probably made the cot bedding a bit warmer.
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I bought a cot sized woollen underlay and used it in the basinette initially and then moved it to the cot with my babies.  I think it makes it warmer plus it protects the mattress from explosive nappies and vomiting bugs.
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Originally posted by MrsMojo MrsMojo wrote:

I bought a cot sized woollen underlay and used it in the basinette initially and then moved it to the cot with my babies.  I think it makes it warmer plus it protects the mattress from explosive nappies and vomiting bugs.

Thats what I did as well. have used it with both kids and its been great.

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Cool, I think I'll get one then!
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I had an old single bed woollen underlay which chopped into 2 cot sized ones..one on the cot, one spare!
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I had a woolen blanket (like the fire blankets (thickness) rather than a fluffy underlay (iygwim) and it worked great for spills (pee/poo/vomit/etc)

eta: It's much better than the plastic mattress protectors, they don't breathe and I remember having to sleep on one in hosp and I just over heated and sweated! As did DD when she had one in the hosp cot.

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