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Are your 3-year-olds still sleeping in converted cribs, or have you transitioned to larger toddler beds, twin, or full size beds?Editor’s Note: Babble participates in affiliate commission programs, including with Amazon, which means that we receive a share of revenue from purchases you make from the links on this page. My kiddos share a room and things are getting tight now that Abby is finally rocking the big girl bed. In my quest to find a bunk bed that sates my safety concerns, I was pleasantly surprised with the low-to-the-floor, high-railed, low impact choices available. We’re going to wait until the fall, when my eldest toddler turns 4 (he’ll take the top), before we update their room and put in a bunk-bed. Although it’s going to be hard to wait with all of the awesome options I found. From the outrageous and the ludicrously amazing (with price-tags to match), to the repurposed, DIY and impressive Ikea hack-jobs…there’s something for everyone here!
Is is a bunk bed or is it a jungle gym. Some parents may grimace at the thought of this as a bed for their toddlers. Because you know, beds are for sleeping. I had to include this design purely for it’s cool factor. I have to admit I kind of love it, especially since it converts to different heights making a bed that will grow with your toddlers into childhood. Shown at mid-height (goes lower). Place a mattress down below and you have yourself a bunk bed! Comes in various finishes. Available now from Amazon, $329.99A great space saver, nice and low to the grown with built in drawers on the wide, angled, super safe staircase. Extra bonus points for the built in sleepover trundle bed. Available now from Amazon, $1,048.00 No, you can’t get this in king size. Available now from Kids’ Rooms, £1,525.00 Another great low impact choice. Clean modern lines, this beauty separates into a loft bed and a standalone twin too! A pricier, yet durable and well-made option to last through all the wear and tear.
This company currently only ships within Australia, which isn’t a problem if you know someone there you can have it shipped to! There are also several shipping services that do this for you. Another low impact, modern choice. Made of MDF – this could be used as inspiration for a weekend DIY project if you are handy like that. Available now from Domayne, price available on request This right here is what dreams are made of. Various styles and models to see here, believe or not I picked the most modest design. Ludicrous price tag, but still. Available now from Cedarworks, $3,325.00 I’m loving all of the low-to-the-ground bunk beds made these days. Perfect for parents who live in small spaces or for siblings who share a small room (mine!). Another fun play-bed option, boasting a more modest price tag. Available now from Amazon, $385.05 I can’t get over how awesome these Ikea Kura bed makeover and DIY projects are! Kura bed available now from Ikea, $209.00