Spa Sensations Slumber 1 Youth - 6'' Bunk Bed Mattress with Moisture Barrier, Twin

So far so good! These fit perfectly in my children's bunk bed and they say the mattress is comfortable. We have yet to test the water resistance of these mattresses, but I am confident they will hold up well.

the mattress came in good timing...it was easy to assemble and put on the bed...my 3 year old has been sleeping on it every night since and has gotten the best sleep..It is very comfortable and fits on the bunk bed very nicely..plan on buying another one for the other bunk bed in the future!!

Bought 5 of these bunk bed mattresses for the grandchildren. So far the grandchildren really like them. Check back 5 years from now.

I am very happy with the mattress. It arrived so quickly and just in time for my visiting young grandkids. I didn't have to worry about littlle accidents that may happen with young children.

A great mattress for my 4 yr old daughter! Fits perfectly on her bunk bed and is very firm and supportive.

Nice Mattress for the price! I would recommend it!

Great

Let me preface this by saying that I did NOT buy this on Amazon (though I seem to buy almost everything else here!!). I bought it from Walmart, and will submit a review there as well, but I wanted to make sure that I ALSO warned anyone ELSE who might be considering buying this! I purchased this mattress based on the overwhelming number of positive reviews, having read the negative reviews as well but somehow missing the review noting that this mattress contained FIBERGLASS! There is NOTHING on Walmart (or any other website that sells this product) that states this, but when I checked the label on the mattress itself, it showed that the MATTRESS CONTENTS ARE: polyurethane foam 50%, GLASS FIBER 31%, polyester fiber batting 15%, olefin fiber batting 4%, inner spring unit. WHAT?!?! Upon further research, I found that MANY mattresses containing memory foam ALSO use glass fibers as a fire retardant (it's cheap), and that many of the "mattress-in-a-box" types do as well! SCARY!! AND I did FURTHER research that found that while the OUTER mattress cover (the one you sleep on) does not contain fiberglass, the INNER mattress covers DO have fiberglass!! Some mattress' outer covers can be removed for washing, leaving the inner FIBERGLASS cover exposed, thereby exposing YOUR CHILD (and yourself) to fiberglass, with those teeny tiny glass fibers very easily dislodged and becoming airborne (and they go EVERYWHERE!!)!! In one case I found, the outer cover somehow got damaged but the parent didn't know, and the child was still sleeping on it and suddenly began having respiratory/breathing issues, which the parent later realized were due to the fiberglass exposure! Sure, you could probably cover the mattress with a mattress protector (which I considered), but if you've ever seen or touched fiberglass, you can imagine that over time, those tiny fibers may work themselves through the outer mattress cover and possibly even through the mattress protector, possibly putting your child at serious risk! For me, it's just not worth the worry to save a little money! Back it goes!