Made for the part nobody prepares you for.
A waterproof-backed throw for postpartum nights, that still looks like bedding.
A waterproof-backed absorbent throw for postpartum recovery, styled like something you'd actually choose for your bed. It goes on like a throw, comes off like a throw, and goes in the wash like a towel. That's the whole instruction manual.
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Not a mattress protector. Not a chux pad.
A throw you'd choose anyway, built for the job nothing else was.
Everything for this was built for someone else's problem.
The first weeks after birth mean bleeding, night sweats and leaking milk, most of it landing on your bed, while you're more tired than you've ever been. As the line goes: you didn't miss nine months of periods, you get them all at once.
And what's on offer? Bed pads built for kids who wet the bed. Protectors built for the mattress, not for you. Hospital chux pads. Old towels. That's why almost every new mother ends up sleeping on a towel.
A wetsuit for your bed.
Stop sleeping on a towel. Night Three is soft, reversible sherpa on top with a sealed waterproof backing underneath, it catches everything before it reaches your sheets or mattress. Lay it over the made bed before you sleep. Deal with it in the morning, not at 3am.
And it looks like something you'd choose. Nothing about it announces to your partner, your mother-in-law, or the friend who drops in with a lasagne that anything clinical is happening in this room.
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WATERPROOF-BACKED
Reversible sherpa
MACHINE WASHABLE
One throw, every season
But will it actually hold up?
Fair question, especially if you've already been let down by something that was never built for this.
Here's the answer in numbers rather than adjectives.
- Holds up to 1 litre, with the surface underneath staying dry.
- Three bonded layers. Smooth micro-velvet one side, sherpa fleece the other, both 100% polyester.
- A sealed 100% TPU waterproof barrier between them, non-toxic, BPA-free and food-grade.
- It stops liquid reaching the mattress at all, not just slowing it down the way a folded towel does.
- Machine washes like a towel. The barrier holds up for around a year or more of regular washing.
The one thing hospital doesn't send you home with.
Waterproof-backed, reversible sherpa, machine washable. 30-night money-back guarantee.
Night Three
The post-partum throw that keeps the night off your sheets, and doesn't look like a hospital.
- Waterproof-sealed base layer - stop lying there calculating whether you'll make it to morning.
- Soft top, styled like bedding - nobody who walks into your room sees a medical moment. They see your bed.
- Machine washable - one less thing to think about at 3am. It goes in with everything else.
- Useful long after the fourth trimester - night feeds, sick days, the next baby. One throw, every season.
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Built by a mother and a midwife who'd both had enough. Read why ↓
From mothers who've been there
Nobody told me any of this.
New mother, postpartum forumI ended up sleeping on a towel to save the sheets.
New mother, postpartum forumI just wanted to feel human again.
New mother, postpartum forumReal voices from postpartum forums and research.
We built this because nothing else was.
We spent months asking midwives, postpartum nurses and Australian mothers what the first fortnight home actually looks like. The answer came back the same way every time. There was no good option, so everyone improvised. Towels. Dark sheets. A bed stripped at 3am.
Nobody was asking for a medical device. They wanted a bit of comfort and a bit of dignity through what is genuinely the hardest job in the world. So we built one thing for exactly that. A wetsuit for your bed: reversible, washable, waterproof-backed, and nothing about it looks or feels like a hospital product. Recovery with a bit of dignity left in it.
Questions people ask before buying
Yes, that's the sealed waterproof backing's whole job. It's built for weeks of bleeding, night sweats and leaking milk at once, unlike a towel or a mattress protector that only slows things down. It holds up to 1 litre with the surface underneath staying dry.
No, it goes on the bed like a throw, and in the wash like a towel. That's the whole instruction manual.
Completely understandable, that's exactly why the Two-Pack exists. One's on the bed, one's in the wash, and there's always a dry one ready. Nothing gets stripped, wrung out and re-laid at three in the morning.
No. It's reversible sherpa, styled and coloured like real bedding, not hospital white, no wings. Nobody walking into your room sees a medical moment. They see your bed.
A $30 protector protects your mattress. It covers the whole bed, so washing it means stripping the whole bed, and it does nothing for your sheets, how the room feels, or you. Night Three sits where you actually need it, comes off in seconds, and is still useful long after the fourth trimester ends.
Then send it back. Every order is covered by the 30-Night Money-Back Guarantee, try it for 30 nights, and if it's not the difference you needed, you get a full refund.
30-Night Money-Back Guarantee
Try Night Three for 30 nights. If it's not the difference you needed, send it back for a full refund, no fine print.
Also a proper gift for the next friend who's expecting, no ribbon required.
The details
| Fabric | 100% polyester, three bonded layers: smooth micro-velvet one side, sherpa fleece the other, with a sealed 100% TPU waterproof barrier between them. Non-toxic, BPA-free and food-grade. |
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| Dimensions | [Throw dimensions go here once confirmed, fits queen & king beds] |
| Absorbency | Holds up to 1 litre, with the surface underneath staying dry |
| Waterproof life | Around a year or more of regular washing, depending on care and wash frequency |
| Care | Machine washable, it goes in with everything else. |
| Best for | Postpartum recovery, night feeds, co-sleeping and sick days. |
Get it before night three, not after.
The women who buy this after the fact all say a version of the same thing: I wish I'd had it the first time. Put it on the bed while you still have both hands free.
Protect the bed before night three, not after
Night Three™ - Post-partum waterproof blanket
$89.99