Which is better for a kid's first bed?

The Avenco CozyNest is the cheaper pick at $70.98 at Walmart as of November 6, 2026, and its firmer coil feel suits growing kids. The Beddle's thicker foam is softer on pressure points but costs more than double.

Neither maker publishes a warranty here. The Beddle's 12-inch all-foam build has more material to compress over time, while the Avenco's coils can lose tension; foam typically softens, coils typically sag. Expect several years from either at this price.

Is the Beddle worth the extra money?

Yes if you want gel memory foam, a 12-inch profile and a washable cover. No if you just need a firm Twin for a guest room or kid's room, where the Avenco at $70.98 does the job for less.

The Avenco's open coil core moves air better than dense foam. The Beddle adds gel to its memory foam, which helps, but a 12-inch foam bed still tends to run warmer.

Which is better for side sleepers?

The Beddle's 2 inches of gel memory foam cushion hips and shoulders more than the Avenco's thinner foam over coils. Back and stomach sleepers who want firm support may prefer the Avenco.

Do both come rolled in a box?

Yes. Both ship compressed; the Beddle expands to shape within 72 hours. Give either a day or two before judging firmness.

Beddle 12" Gel Memory Foam Mattress vs Avenco CozyNest 8" Twin Innerspring Mattress

Buy the Avenco CozyNest if price and a firm, springy feel matter most: it is $70.98 at Walmart as of November 6, 2026, less than half the Beddle. Buy the Beddle 12" if you want a thicker all-foam bed with gel memory foam and a washable zipper cover; it is $150.60 at Walmart as of November 6, 2026. Both are Twin medium-firm mattresses in a box, so the choice comes down to budget versus foam depth.

Today the Avenco CozyNest 8" Twin Innerspring Mattress costs $79.62 less at its best price.

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