Mommybelly 2 Fitted Sheets Toddler 160x80 + Mattress Protector, Beige 100% cotton jersey and terry waterproof protector. bed Montessori. Ready for potty training

🛏️ WHAT'S IN THE BOX: 2 FITTED SHEETS + 1 MATTRESS PROTECTOR. Two cotton jersey fitted sheets elasticated all the way round, and a waterproof terry protector that holds with elastic on all four corners. One sheet on the bed, a clean one in the cupboard and the mattress covered at all times. All three pieces are the same size, so there is nothing to match up and nothing to buy separately. 👑 REAL COTTON, WITH THE NUMBER UP FRONT. The fitted sheets are 100% cotton jersey at 140 gsm, and we give the figure because almost nobody does. The flat cotton in cheap bundles looks like a bandage after two washes: it loses body, shrinks across and pops off the foot corner in the middle of the night. Ours is ring-spun, stretchy both ways and elasticated all the way round. It still grips the mattress after wash after wash. 💧 LET'S TALK ABOUT THE PROTECTOR, NO STORIES. Knitted terry at 160 gsm, 80% cotton and 20% polyester on the side that touches the skin, with a polyurethane membrane underneath. It absorbs on top and stops the liquid below. Not the stiff film cheap ones use, the one that sounds like a carrier bag every time the child rolls over and peels off the corners after three washes. Elastic on all four corners. 🎯 FROM PRAM TO SINGLE BED. THIRTEEN SIZES, ONE FOR EVERY STAGE. Pram and pushchair in 75x35 and 80x40. Bedside crib and cot in 83x50 and 90x55. Cot and cot bed in 120x60, 140x70 and 130x80. Toddler bed and Montessori in 160x70 and 160x80. Junior and single beds in 180x80, 180x90, 190x90 and 200x90. Pocket depth runs from 10 to 30 cm depending on size, so it grips thick mattresses too. Hospital bag or teenager's room: there is a size for every moment. 🛡️ MATERIALS YOU CAN CHECK FOR YOURSELF. Fitted sheets in 100% cotton jersey at 140 gsm. Protector with a terry face at 160 gsm, 80% cotton and 20% polyester, with a polyurethane membrane underneath. Certified to Oeko-Tex Standard 100, the benchmark for fabric that spends hours against a baby's skin. We give the figures because they can be verified.