Which mattress filling should a front sleeper choose?

There are many different types of mattress materials available, each with their own pros and cons. For front sleepers, a mattress that's made from foam or latex is usually the best option.

Foam mattresses, especially those made from memory foam, provide excellent pressure relief and contouring to your body, which can help to reduce pressure points. Latex mattresses, on the other hand, offer a bit more bounce and responsiveness, which can be helpful for front sleepers who move around a lot during the night.

Front sleepers often find themselves sleeping closer to the edge of the bed than other sleepers, which means it's important to choose a mattress with good edge support. A mattress with good edge support will provide a stable surface to sleep on, even if you're sleeping close to the edge. Look for a mattress with a reinforced edge or a support system that extends all the way to the edge of the mattress. We would recommend Sleepeezee's Jessica 2200, which is a uniquely created encapsulated mattress with edge-to-edge support.

Your body weight can also play a role in choosing the right mattress. For front sleepers who are heavier, a firmer mattress may be necessary to prevent sinking too deeply and causing spinal misalignment. On the other hand, front sleepers who are lighter may need a softer mattress to provide adequate pressure relief.

Finally, don't forget about breathability. Front sleepers often have their face pressed into the mattress, which can cause overheating and discomfort. Look for a mattress that's made from breathable materials or has a cooling layer to help regulate your body temperature while you sleep.

We’re here to help, so if you're still unsure give our friendly team a call on 01642 686365 and ask for advice or check out our other useful Mattress Buying Guides, to see if we can help you make the right mattress choice.