Terra Beds Kids Fitted Sheet 60x120 cm – 100% Cotton Jersey, Oeko-Tex® Certified
- 100% Jersey Cotton
- 160 g/m²
- Fits mattresses up to 15 cm in height
- Breathable and soft fabric
- Oeko-Tex® certified
- Elastic all around (360°)
- Washable at 60°C
- Easy to iron
- Wrinkle-free fit
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Size GuideWhy Choose Terra Beds Baby Fitted Sheets 60×120 cm?
The Baby Fitted Sheet 60×120 cm is the standard size for all German baby beds and cots (EN 716). Your baby's first bed deserves the best — with Terra Beds you get it made from 100% cotton, OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 Class I certified, soft enough for the most delicate skin, and washable at 60°C. Safe from day one.
A fitted sheet that doesn't fit precisely — too big, too small, too loose — isn't just uncomfortable, it can be a safety risk. Our Baby Fitted Sheets 60×120 cm are manufactured to the standard size with millimeter precision and stay absolutely secure thanks to the all-around elastic. No slipping when kicking, no risk of pinching.
OEKO-TEX® Class I — Strictest Baby Certification
160 g/m² — Noticeably Softer Than Discount Sheets
100% Cotton — No Microfiber, No Synthetics
All-Around Elastic — No Risk of Pinching
Washable at 60°C — Hygienically Safe
Buying Baby Fitted Sheets 60×120 cm — The Complete Guide for Parents
Why is 60×120 cm the standard size for baby beds? In Germany, cots have a standardized inner mattress size of 60×120 cm (EN 716). A precisely fitting fitted sheet leaves no dangerous gaps between the mattress and the bed frame. Terra Beds Baby Fitted Sheets 60×120 are manufactured with millimeter precision to this standard size.
How many fitted sheets do I need for the baby bed? Pediatricians and midwives recommend at least 3–4 fitted sheets. Babies sweat heavily at night, spit up, and don't yet have full bladder control. With 3–4 sheets, you always have one in reserve while the others are being washed or dried.
OEKO-TEX® Class I — what it means: Class I is the strictest OEKO-TEX® class and applies specifically to textiles that come into contact with baby skin. The limit values for harmful substances are significantly lower than in all other classes — no formaldehydes, no allergenic dyes, no pesticides.
Which materials are not suitable for babies? Microfiber (poor breathability, heat build-up), bamboo rayon (often chemically treated), synthetic blends. The only recommended option: certified 100% cotton with OEKO-TEX® Class I.
Breathability and SIDS prevention: 100% cotton is the most breathable common bedding material and naturally regulates your baby's body temperature. Microfiber and synthetics can promote heat build-up — exactly what pediatricians and SIDS researchers recommend avoiding.
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Frequently Asked Questions About the 60×120 cm Fitted Sheet for Babies
The 60×120 cm fitted sheet fits all standard baby beds and cots with a mattress size of 60×120 cm — the standard size for baby beds in Germany per EN 716. Travel cots and folding cribs sometimes have different dimensions — always measure the mattress size before ordering.
At least 3, ideally 4. Babies soil the sheet quickly through sweat, saliva, urine, and the occasional spit-up. A change is often needed at night too. With 3–4 sheets, you always have a fresh one ready while the others are being washed or dried.
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 has four classes. Class I is the strictest and applies specifically to textiles that come into contact with baby skin. The testing limits for harmful substances are significantly lower than in all other classes. Terra Beds Baby Fitted Sheets meet Class I — meaning no formaldehydes, no allergenic dyes, no pesticides, no acidic or alkaline pH value.
No. Terra Beds fitted sheets are designed and certified for a maximum of 60°C — please do not wash them at 90°C, as this can damage the fibers and the elastic. For normal hygiene, 60°C is completely sufficient — dust mites already die at 55°C.
Many travel cots have mattress sizes close to 60×120 cm — but not always exactly. Please measure the inner dimensions of the travel cot before purchasing. If the size differs by more than 2 cm, we don't recommend using a 60×120 sheet, as it won't fit securely.
The transition from a baby bed (60×120) to a toddler bed (70×140) usually happens between 18 months and 3 years. A good time is when the child starts climbing out of the cot. Terra Beds offers a perfectly fitting 70×140 fitted sheet for the next step.









