Satin Sheets

 In addition to these specific types of high quality bedding, there are various bedding types to consider, such as duvets, comforters, and comforters.  Down comforters are a popular choice for children's bedding because they are easy to wash and can be used with a duvet cover to match the décor of the room.  Quilts are another option that provides warmth and comfort, while comforters provide a traditional and timeless look to your child's bedding.

Silk Sheets

Much like a lumberjack’s staple flannel button-up, the cotton in these bed sheets has been shredded and the individual yarns have been shaved to release fibers for a thicker, fuzzier feel. 

 For those who are looking for a twin-sized microfiber sheet set, it is important to consider the thread count.  Yarn count refers to the number of yarns woven into one square inch of fabric.  Traditional cotton sheets are often judged by their thread count, while microfiber sheets are measured by the weight of the fabric.  The  Microfiber sheets heavier the weight, the denser and more durable the board.

Meanwhile, if you’re shopping on a budget and believe silky smooth sheets are non-negotiable, then 100% cotton sheets may be a more preferable option. After all, their lower price tag can make up for the frequent anticipated changes through the years. Be sure though that your cotton sheets are made purely what’s on the label for you to fully realize the benefits for yourself.

Budget-friendly and easier to care for 

7. Microfiber

 Satin sheets, on the other hand, are made from a variety of materials, including silk, polyester, or nylon, and have a smooth, shiny finish.

Natural fibers like cotton, linen, or silk are all very breathable, meaning it is easy for air to flow through them. This makes them popular among hot sleepers, as they won’t trap too much heat. (Be sure to choose a lower thread count cotton sheet, like a percale sheet, to promote cooling.)