Is it necessary to use natural materials for baby bedding?

The selection of materials for baby bedding does not necessarily have to be entirely natural, but natural materials are usually more popular in baby products due to their skin friendly, breathable, and environmentally friendly characteristics. When choosing baby bedding, the safety, comfort, and applicability of materials are key considerations.
Firstly, babies have delicate and sensitive skin, so when choosing materials, priority should be given to materials that are non irritating and have no allergic reactions to the skin. Natural materials such as pure cotton and bamboo fiber have good breathability and moisture absorption, which helps to keep baby's skin dry and reduce the occurrence of skin problems such as eczema. In addition, natural materials are usually more environmentally friendly and help reduce the impact of chemicals on infant health.
However, with the development of technology, some synthetic materials such as polyester fibers, artificial cotton, etc. are gradually being applied in baby bedding. These materials, after special treatment, can also achieve a certain degree of breathability and moisture absorption, while also having good durability and easy cleaning characteristics. However, it should be noted that when selecting synthetic materials, it should be ensured that they do not contain harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde, fluorescent agents, etc., to avoid potential threats to infant health.
In addition, the selection of materials for baby bedding should also consider its applicability. For example, mattresses should be made of materials with certain support and breathability to ensure the comfort and safety of infant sleep; Beddings and pillows should be made of materials that are warm and easy to clean to meet the different sleep needs and seasonal changes of infants.