Is it necessary to consider the thickness of the material when choosing baby bedding?

When choosing baby bedding, it is necessary to consider the thickness of the material.
On the one hand, excessive thickness of the material may cause some problems. If the cushions, bedding, etc. on the crib are too thick, it may trap the baby and increase the risk of suffocation. Especially for infants who are not yet able to turn over on their own, thick bedding may hinder their breathing. Moreover, excessively thick materials may cause infants to overheat in warm environments, cause to discomfort and even skin problems such as heat rash.
On the other hand, the material cannot be too thin. Thin bedding may not provide sufficient warmth and comfort. In colder seasons or environments, infants may feel cold, which can affect their sleep quality and physical health. Meanwhile, materials that are too thin may not be soft enough to fit the baby's body well, causing discomfort to the baby.
Therefore, when choosing baby bedding, factors such as season and indoor temperature should be considered comprehensively, and materials with moderate thickness should be selected. For example, in summer, you can choose relatively thin and breathable bed sheets and sheets; In winter, you can choose slightly thicker but still safe warm bedding. At the same time, it is important to choose materials that are reliable in quality, soft, and comfortable to provide a safe and comfortable sleeping environment for infants.