F.A.Q.

No, but you can add on a mattress with our bundle deals at checkout. If you'd like to use your own mattress you can, so long as it's height is under 21cm.

Definitely - just take off the cover and throw it in the wash on a gentle setting at 30 degrees. Line dry in shade, do not tumble dry.

Nope its all soft, cushioned and kid-safe foam. No timber or metal in the frame, no screws or bolts holding it together.

Ideal for ages 3 years or above.

Little Lifely's tool-free assembly is easy and safe. Watch this video for a step-by-guide to putting your bed frame together.

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We are working on a solution to add air flow and prevent mould.

Here's some additional information on how to prevent and treat mould growth on all furniture around the home:
Upholstered furniture, including most sofas and beds can trap moisture, making them susceptible to mould growth. Here's how to tackle mould on upholstered furniture:

Prevention
Even with the right carpet padding and synthetic carpet fibers, there is still the risk of mould infestation wherever there is moisture.
To help further prevent toxic mould from taking hold of your floor, follow these tips:

• Keep Humidity Low: mould grows in moisture, so keeping excess moisture to a minimum will help keep mould spores from spreading. Invest in a dehumidifier for those rainy days and keep fresh air flowing by opening windows as much as possible.
• Keep Lower Temperatures: Mould likes warm and moist environments, so regulating the temperature (and moisture levels) will help reduce the spread of mould.

Vacuuming
Start by using a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to remove any loose mould spores from the surface of the upholstery.

Cleaning
Choose a fabric cleaner suitable for the type of upholstery and follow the instructions to spot-clean the mouldy areas.
Alternatively, you can create a natural cleaning agent with a few household items. One solution is to mix baking soda and water into a paste, and the other is water and vinegar in equal parts.

Drying
After spot-cleaning mouldy areas, use a dry cloth to blot excess moisture and allow the furniture to air dry in a well-ventilated area.

Steam or professional cleaning (Optional)
For more severe mould infestations, consider using a steam cleaner with an upholstery attachment to penetrate deeper into the fabric.
For valuable or delicate upholstered furniture, consider hiring a professional upholstery cleaning service with experience in mould removal to prevent any permanent damage to the furniture.