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Think your current bedding is not the least bit harmful? An organic bedding advocate tells you why this may not necessarily be so, saying that most beddings readily available in the stores today are unsafe.

Here are some recommendations in buying beddings for your mattresses:

1) Choose materials that you can be comfortable in, especially if you are prone to allergies. Organic beddings or wool are your best bet. Check the label or ask the store clerk.

2) Examine the beddings durability. If the thread count is higher, it means it is made to last much longer.

3) Choose bedding’s that go well with your room. You will want a room that will look pleasant and up to your taste. It must create harmony. Know what particular design you have in mind, and determine whether this will not clash with your bedroom motif.

Pottery Barn offers these organic hand-quilted shams which available in three solid and attractive colors (which is what I like about this set!). The front and the back are woven with cotton material, organically grown, of course and the design is a pattern repeated all over the sheet.

Prices are as follows:
Quilt $199.00- $299.00
Sham $39.00- $49.00

Somewhere in Montana is a company that specializes in organic bedding called Indika. They carry mattresses and other bedding needs made from imported materials in France and Turkey. They offer only the best in high-end beddings, minus the chemicals and cleansing agents.

Indika’s primary goal is assuring a beautiful environment for today and forever by conserving our lands resources and promoting an awareness of our responsibility to protect the well being and natural spirit of its inhabitants.

Crib mattresses have been basically categorized into two distinctions of coil vs. foil, until recently. With an increased awareness in the dangers of mattresses and its links to a number of infant deaths, construction of this has been reevaluated to conform to certain standards. Enter the new generation of fire-proof mattresses. It looks to be a solution to the problem, being the “safer choice”. But chemically processed fire-proof mattresses may in fact be more harmful to your children.

Amenity beddings are the creation of two LA-based designers - Nicole Chiala and Kristina de Corpo. And though their items seem to carry just one distinct design, there is still something unique about it. The style is centered on the earthy….comfortable, useful and very beautiful.

Amenity has beddings for the nursery, organic bedding, beddings with 400 thread count, shams, pillows and even bags.

Their website provides very interesting FAQ’s about their product, so interested buyers will have an idea of the quality they put into their bedding collections.

Visit Amenity for more details.