Bedtime

Natural latex from the rubber tree
Natural latex is the sap of the rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis). The sap is tapped from the tree and processed into an elastic foam that gives under the pressure of the body and moulds to it. In the mattress core, this provides soft yet supportive comfort, and the open structure of the foam lets air pass through.

GOLS certified
The latex in the core is certified to GOLS (Global Organic Latex Standard). The certification requires at least 95% of the latex to be organic, and it covers the whole journey from plantation to finished latex core.

Wool with natural lanolin
The cover is quilted with a layer of untreated organic wool from New Zealand. The air-filled wool fibres insulate beneath your child, and the lanolin in the wool helps carry excess heat and moisture away. The mattress is handmade from start to finish in Sri Lanka.

Size
The mattress measures 37x96 cm.

Care
Take the mattress out and stand it on its side now and then so it can air out.

Natural latex from the rubber tree
Natural latex is the sap of the rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis). The sap is tapped from the tree and processed into an elastic foam that gives under the pressure of the body and moulds to it. In the mattress core, this provides soft yet supportive comfort, and the open structure of the foam lets air pass through.

GOLS certified
The latex in the core is certified to GOLS (Global Organic Latex Standard). The certification requires at least 95% of the latex to be organic, and it covers the whole journey from plantation to finished latex core.

Wool with natural lanolin
The cover is quilted with a layer of untreated organic wool from New Zealand. The air-filled wool fibres insulate beneath your child, and the lanolin in the wool helps carry excess heat and moisture away. The mattress is handmade from start to finish in Sri Lanka.

Size
The mattress measures 31x75 cm.

Care
Take the mattress out and stand it on its side now and then so it can air out.

Natural latex from the rubber tree
Natural latex is the sap of the rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis). The sap is tapped from the tree and processed into an elastic foam that gives under the pressure of the body and moulds to it. In the mattress core, this provides soft yet supportive comfort, and the open structure of the foam lets air pass through.

Support in 7 zones
The core is divided into 7 zones with different firmness along the length of the mattress. A zoned core is designed so heavier parts of the body, such as shoulders and hips, can sink in a little more while the rest of the body is supported, helping the spine lie straighter.

GOLS certified
The latex in the core is certified to GOLS (Global Organic Latex Standard). The certification requires at least 95% of the latex to be organic, and it covers the whole journey from plantation to finished latex core.

Wool around the core
The core is wrapped in a layer of organic New Zealand wool. Wool is a breathable natural fibre that helps regulate temperature, so you are neither too warm nor too cold during the night. On the outside is a cover of GOTS-certified organic cotton, and the mattress is handmade from start to finish in Sri Lanka.

Care
The cover cannot be removed, but stains are easy to remove with a well-wrung cloth. Air the mattress regularly, and consider using a washable waterproof protector so the mattress stays in good condition for longer.

A roll-top mattress in organic kapok is soft and incredibly comfortable to lie on.

The roll-top mattress can either be used on top of a kapok mattress, which can be relatively hard.

Or you can also just buy an organic kapok roll-top mattress to lie on top of your current mattress. It is a simple way to take advantage of kapok's special properties.

Kapok is something very special. Kapok insulates, regulates temperature and transports moisture away from the body, which is super ideal for small children who often have difficulty regulating their body temperature. Kapok is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as house dust mites cannot live in the fibre, due to a natural content of an antibacterial bitter substance.

The roll-top mattress can also be used on top of a kapok mattress if you think the kapok mattress is a little too hard.

This roll-top mattress for the Sebra Kili junior bed measures 70x150 cm.

The roll-top mattress is hand-filled with untreated organic kapok, covered with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.
Since it is hand-filled, it can there may be some variation in the measurements.

Please also use it for the Sebra Kili baby bed. You just tuck the excess piece of mattress under the mattress until the bed is expanded with the additional mattress.

Maintenance of your kapok mattress

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

As a rule, you should only wash your kapok mattress if strictly necessary.

If the stains are minor, then recommend we spot wash.

If it is necessary to wash your kapok mattress topper, do it like this:

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a fine detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok roller mattress immediately after wash

• The kapok mattress pad is dried in the dryer alone
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok mattress topper and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok mattress to dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

See the entire Cocoon Company collection

Why kapok?
The kapok fibre is a thin-walled, hollow tube filled with up to 80% air. That makes it extremely light – only about an eighth of the weight of cotton – and breathable at the same time. The fibre has a natural waxy coating that makes it water-repellent, so it does not soak up moisture. Instead, moisture and heat can escape from the body, which is why a kapok mattress is known for a dry, even sleeping climate where you are neither clammy, cold nor too warm.

Handmade in India
The fibre is filled and sewn by hand by local craftspeople in India, and the cover is GOTS-certified organic cotton.

Tested to EU safety requirements
The mattress has been tested and approved to the European standard for children's mattresses, EN 16890:2017+A1:2021.

Size
The mattress measures 69x136 cm. It is filled and sewn by hand, so the dimensions may vary slightly.

Caring for the mattress
Stand the mattress on its side now and then so it can air out. Like a futon, kapok is a loose natural fibre, so at the same time massage the fibre from the edges towards the middle, where the mattress takes the most weight. That way it keeps its shape and does not form a hollow.

Kapok roll mattress for Stokke Sleepi V3 baby bed.

If you would like to take advantage of kapok's unique properties, it makes good sense to purchase a roll mattress in organic kapok.

The roll mattress is soft and delicious and filled with temperature-regulating kapok.

Kapok can do something very special. It insulates, regulates temperature and transports moisture away from the body, which is absolutely ideal for small children who often find it difficult to regulate their body temperature.

Kapok is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as house dust mites cannot live in the fibre, due to a natural content of an antibacterial bitter substance.

The roll-top mattress can be used with great advantage on top of a kapok mattress if you think the kapok mattress is a little too hard.

This kapok roll-top mattress for Stokke V3 baby bed measures 69 x 136 cm.

The roll-top mattress is hand-filled with untreated organic kapok, covered with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.
Since it is hand-filled, there may be some variation in the measurements.

Maintenance of your kapok mattress

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

As a general rule, you should only wash your kapok mattress if it is strictly necessary.

If the stains are minor, we recommend spot washing.

If it is necessary to wash your kapok mattress topper, do it like this:

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a fine detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok roller mattress immediately after wash

• The kapok mattress pad is dried in the dryer alone
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok mattress topper and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok mattress to dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

See the entire Cocoon Company collection

Why kapok?
The kapok fibre is a thin-walled, hollow tube filled with up to 80% air. That makes it extremely light – only about an eighth of the weight of cotton – and breathable at the same time. The fibre has a natural waxy coating that makes it water-repellent, so it does not soak up moisture. Instead, moisture and heat can escape from the body, which is why a kapok mattress is known for a dry, even sleeping climate where you are neither clammy, cold nor too warm.

Handmade in India
The fibre is filled and sewn by hand by local craftspeople in India, and the cover is GOTS-certified organic cotton.

Tested to EU safety requirements
The mattress has been tested and approved to the European standard for children's mattresses, EN 16890:2017+A1:2021.

Size
The mattress measures 90x160 cm. It is filled and sewn by hand, so the dimensions may vary slightly.

Caring for the mattress
Stand the mattress on its side now and then so it can air out. Like a futon, kapok is a loose natural fibre, so at the same time massage the fibre from the edges towards the middle, where the mattress takes the most weight. That way it keeps its shape and does not form a hollow.

Kapok roll mattress for Leander baby bed.

If you would like to take advantage of kapok's unique properties, it makes good sense to purchase a roll mattress in organic kapok.

The roll mattress is soft and delicious and filled with temperature-regulating kapok.

Kapok can do something very special. It insulates, regulates temperature and transports moisture away from the body, which is absolutely ideal for small children who often find it difficult to regulate their body temperature.

Kapok is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as house dust mites cannot live in the fibre, due to a natural content of an antibacterial bitter substance.

The roll-top mattress can be used with great advantage on top of a kapok mattress if you think the kapok mattress is a little too hard.

This kapok roll-top mattress for Stokke V3 baby bed measures 66 x 114 cm.

The roll-top mattress is hand-filled with untreated organic kapok, covered with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.
Since it is hand-filled, there may be some variation in the measurements.

Maintenance of your kapok mattress

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

As a general rule, you should only wash your kapok mattress if it is strictly necessary.

If the stains are minor, we recommend spot washing.

If it is necessary to wash your kapok mattress topper, do it like this:

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a fine detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok roller mattress immediately after wash

• The kapok mattress pad is dried in the dryer alone
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok mattress topper and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok mattress to dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

See the entire Cocoon Company collection

Kapok roll mattress from Cocoon Company

The roll mattress can either be used on top of a kapok mattress, which can be relatively hard.

Or you can also just buy an organic kapok roll mattress to lie on top of your current mattress. It is a simple way to take advantage of kapok's special properties.

Kapok is something very special. Kapok insulates, regulates temperature and transports moisture away from the body, which is super ideal for small children who often have difficulty regulating their body temperature. Kapok is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as house dust mites cannot live in the fibre, due to a natural content of an antibacterial bitter substance.

The roll-top mattress can also be used on top of a kapok mattress if you think the kapok mattress is a little too hard.

This roll-top mattress for the Sebra Kili baby bed measures 70x110 cm.

The roll-top mattress is hand-filled with untreated organic kapok, covered with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.
Since it is hand-filled, there may be a little variation in the measurements.

Also feel free to use it for the Sebra Kili baby bed. You just tuck the excess piece of mattress under the mattress until the bed is expanded with the additional mattress.

Maintenance of your kapok mattress

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

As a rule, you should only wash your kapok mattress if strictly necessary.

If the stains are minor, then recommend we spot wash.

If it is necessary to wash your kapok mattress topper, do it like this:

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a fine detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok roller mattress immediately after wash

• The kapok mattress pad is dried in the dryer alone
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok mattress topper and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok mattress to dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

See the entire Cocoon Company collection

Kapok roll mattress from Cocoon Company

The roll mattress can either be used on top of a kapok mattress, which can be relatively hard.

Or you can also just buy an organic kapok roll mattress to lie on top of your current mattress. It is a simple way to take advantage of kapok's special properties.

Kapok is something very special. Kapok insulates, regulates temperature and transports moisture away from the body, which is super ideal for small children who often have difficulty regulating their body temperature. Kapok is also recommended for allergy sufferers, as house dust mites cannot live in the fibre, due to a natural content of an antibacterial bitter substance.

The roll-top mattress can also be used on top of a kapok mattress if you think the kapok mattress is a little too hard.

This roll-top mattress for the Sebra baby bed measures 72x114 cm.

The roll-top mattress is hand-stuffed with untreated organic kapok, covered with a spring of 100% organically certified cotton.
As it is hand-stuffed, there may be a slight variation in the measurements.

Also feel free to use it for the Sebra Kili baby bed. You just tuck the excess piece of mattress under the mattress until the bed is expanded with the additional mattress.

Maintenance of your kapok mattress

And they are definitely worth taking good care of.

As a rule, you should only wash your kapok mattress if strictly necessary.

If the stains are minor, then recommend we spot wash.

If it is necessary to wash your kapok mattress topper, do it like this:

• Wash preferably at 40 degrees to protect the fibre. However, 60 degrees is possible if necessary.
• Choose a short washing program, as the kapok cannot stand being wet for too long
• Choose centrifugation at 1200 revolutions to get as much water as possible out of the kapok
• Use a gentle detergent without enzymes or bleach. For example, Cocoon's soap berry or a fine detergent with or without probiotics
• Do not use fabric softener
• Dry the kapok roller mattress immediately after wash

• The kapok mattress pad is dried in the dryer alone
• Give yourself plenty of time. We recommend using dryer balls in wool to reduce drying time. They also ensure that the fibers are gently separated
• Do not use tennis balls as they break the fiber
• Choose a 30 minute program with medium heat. Look at the kapok mattress topper and repeat until it is slightly damp.
• Let the kapok mattress to dry in a warm place until the rest of the moisture is gone.
• Be careful not to dry too long in the dryer, as this can reduce the life of the fiber.

See the entire Cocoon Company collection

Maintenance of your woolen duvet from Cocoon Company

A woolen duvet should not be washed. The lanolin in the wool is because the lanolin in the wool is important for the duvet's temperature-regulating function - and the lanolin is quietly washed out by the duvet when it is washed.

On the other hand, it is a super good idea to air the duvet regularly. It is good for the humidity in the duvet and for the lightness. If you can air it out in freezing weather, it is the absolute best thing you can do.

If an accident has occurred, however, we recommend that you spot wash the duvet.

Alternatively, you can of course also send it to be cleaned if a more thorough cleaning of the duvet is necessary.

The wool duvet must never be tumbled dry, but must instead be left to dry.

Organic baby bedding from Cocoon Company

Bedding set in organic certified cotton from Cocoon Company.

In the set there is a duvet cover of 70 x 100 cm. and a pillowcase of 40 x 45 cm.

This set is in the color Flamingo Pink

This organic bedding is made of the most lovely soft organic cotton, which is woven in a very special way.

The weaving makes the bedding set incredibly light and soft and wonderfully breathable.

The bedding set closes with ties. The pillow has an overlap.

Washing and drying your organic bedding from Cocoon Company

Cocoon's organic bedding can be washed at 60 degrees. But we recommend that you wash it at 40 degrees to look after the bed set, but of course also to look after the environment.

Use mild and deliberate detergent - e.g. this with probiotics from Byoms.

You can also choose to wash with washing nuts that you find just here

Avoid fabric softener

The bedding cannot withstand a tumble dryer, so it must be hung to dry.

If you want a smoother look, you can choose to iron your organic bedding.

See the entire Cocoon Company collection

Extra airy at first
When the duvet is new, the kapok fibre is completely fresh and airy, so the duvet will feel extra full at first. As the duvet is used, the fibre settles and the duvet becomes flatter.

Kapok – a light natural fibre
Kapok comes from the seed pods of the kapok tree. The pods are picked and emptied, the fibre is dried in the sun, and the seeds are removed. The fibre is then blown through a wind tunnel, where the finest fibres are separated out and used to fill duvets and pillows.

The fibre is hollow and made up of around 80% air, and a thin natural wax coating on the surface makes it water-repellent.

The duvet measures 70x100 cm and fits a standard cot duvet cover.

Washing and care
We recommend washing the duvet as little as possible, and only when necessary. Instead, air it regularly or freshen it up with byoms' odour remover with probiotics, so it does not need washing. The more often a natural product is washed, the more wear it takes.

If an accident happens and the duvet needs washing, wash it at 40 degrees with an enzyme-free detergent and no fabric softener. Use a programme with a high spin, and do not leave the duvet sitting wet.

Put the duvet in the tumble dryer on medium heat straight after washing, and if needed dry it in several short rounds until it is completely dry. Take the duvet out between rounds and let it steam off a little before it goes back in. Pull apart any small clumps of fibre along the way.

Why kapok?
The kapok fibre is a thin-walled, hollow tube filled with up to 80% air. That makes it extremely light – only about an eighth of the weight of cotton – and breathable at the same time. The fibre has a natural waxy coating that makes it water-repellent, so it does not soak up moisture. Instead, moisture and heat can escape from the body, which is why a kapok mattress is known for a dry, even sleeping climate where you are neither clammy, cold nor too warm.

Handmade in India
The fibre is filled and sewn by hand by local craftspeople in India, and the cover is GOTS-certified organic cotton.

Tested to EU safety requirements
The mattress has been tested and approved to the European standard for children's mattresses, EN 16890:2017+A1:2021.

Size
The mattress measures 68x122 cm. It is filled and sewn by hand, so the dimensions may vary slightly.

Caring for the mattress
Stand the mattress on its side now and then so it can air out. Like a futon, kapok is a loose natural fibre, so at the same time massage the fibre from the edges towards the middle, where the mattress takes the most weight. That way it keeps its shape and does not form a hollow.

Extra airy at first
When the duvet is new, the kapok fibre is completely fresh and airy, so the duvet will feel extra full at first. As the duvet is used, the fibre settles and the duvet becomes flatter.

Kapok – a light natural fibre
Kapok comes from the seed pods of the kapok tree. The pods are picked and emptied, the fibre is dried in the sun, and the seeds are removed. The fibre is then blown through a wind tunnel, where the finest fibres are separated out and used to fill duvets and pillows.

The fibre is hollow and made up of around 80% air, and a thin natural wax coating on the surface makes it water-repellent.

The duvet measures 100x140 cm and fits a standard junior duvet cover.

Washing and care
We recommend washing the duvet as little as possible, and only when necessary. Instead, air it regularly or freshen it up with byoms' odour remover with probiotics, so it does not need washing. The more often a natural product is washed, the more wear it takes.

If an accident happens and the duvet needs washing, wash it at 40 degrees with an enzyme-free detergent and no fabric softener. Use a programme with a high spin, and do not leave the duvet sitting wet.

Put the duvet in the tumble dryer on medium heat straight after washing, and if needed dry it in several short rounds until it is completely dry. Take the duvet out between rounds and let it steam off a little before it goes back in. Pull apart any small clumps of fibre along the way.

Extra airy at first
When the pillow is new, the kapok fibre is completely fresh and airy, so the pillow will feel extra full at first. As the pillow is used, the fibre settles and the pillow becomes flatter.

The pillow measures 40x45 cm and fits a standard Danish baby pillowcase.

Kapok – a light natural fibre
Kapok comes from the seed pods of the kapok tree. The pods are picked and emptied, the fibre is dried in the sun, and the seeds are removed. The fibre is then blown through a wind tunnel, where the finest fibres are separated out and used to fill duvets and pillows. The fibre is hollow and made up of around 80% air, and a thin natural wax coating on the surface makes it water-repellent.

Washing and care
We recommend washing the pillow as little as possible, and only when necessary. Instead, air it regularly or freshen it up with byoms' odour remover with probiotics, so it does not need washing. The more often a natural product is washed, the more wear it takes.

If an accident happens and the pillow needs washing, wash it at 40 degrees with an enzyme-free detergent and no fabric softener. Use a programme with a high spin, and do not leave the pillow sitting wet. Feel free to give it an extra spin – the better it is spun, the easier it is to dry.

Put the pillow in the tumble dryer on medium-high heat straight after washing, and if needed dry it in several short rounds until it is completely dry. Take the pillow out between rounds and let it steam off a little before it goes back in. Pull apart any small clumps of fibre along the way.

Extra airy at first
When the pillow is new, the kapok fibre is completely fresh and airy, so the pillow will feel extra full at first. As the pillow is used, the fibre settles and the pillow becomes flatter.

The pillow measures 40x45 cm and fits a standard Danish junior pillowcase.

Kapok – a light natural fibre
Kapok comes from the seed pods of the kapok tree. The pods are picked and emptied, the fibre is dried in the sun, and the seeds are removed. The fibre is then blown through a wind tunnel, where the finest fibres are separated out and used to fill duvets and pillows. The fibre is hollow and made up of around 80% air, and a thin natural wax coating on the surface makes it water-repellent.

Washing and care
We recommend washing the pillow as little as possible, and only when necessary. Instead, air it regularly or freshen it up with byoms' odour remover with probiotics, so it does not need washing. The more often a natural product is washed, the more wear it takes.

If an accident happens and the pillow needs washing, wash it at 40 degrees with an enzyme-free detergent and no fabric softener. Use a programme with a high spin, and do not leave the pillow sitting wet. Feel free to give it an extra spin – the better it is spun, the easier it is to dry.

Put the pillow in the tumble dryer on medium-high heat straight after washing, and if needed dry it in several short rounds until it is completely dry. Take the pillow out between rounds and let it steam off a little before it goes back in. Pull apart any small clumps of fibre along the way.