Elizabeth II Convertible Toddler Bed This product is currently unavailable on our website The Elizabeth II Convertible Toddler Bed is perfect for your little one's safe slumber through their toddler years and beyond. With its convenient low height, your child can safely climb in and out. The Elizabeth II Convertible Toddler Bed fits a standard crib mattress, making transitioning to a bed even easier for families. When the time comes, it's just a simple conversion to turn Elizabeth II into a full-size bed (rails sold separately). Sturdily crafted from New Zealand pine wood, the Elizabeth II Toddler Bed brings your child years of royal comfort. Made from sustainable New Zealand pine wood Fits a standard crib mattress Converts to full-size bed Low height allows toddlers to easily climb in and out Note: Twin/Full size rails sold separately. Assembled dimensions: 55.625 x 30 x 32.375" Side rail height: 24", Back rail height: 32.5" Interior bed dimensions: 52 x 28"
Assembled weight: 32 lbs Maximum WeightsToddler Bed: 50 lbsFull-size Bed: 500 lbs We currently ship to the contiguous United States via FedEx Ground. Please allow 5-7 business days for delivery. We deliver only to the contiguous 48 United States (no Hawaii or Alaska). Should you wish to purchase this product in another location, please visit our Stores page to find online shops carrying DaVinci products and DaVinci retailer locations near you. For more information, please visit our Shipping & Payment page. Download instruction manual (09.09.11) (pdf) I have a 2yr old little girl, I bought her this bed for her Birthday. She really liked it a lot although she is still scared to sleep on her own. But she's getting there. In the day time she likes to play on it and lay down and also sits there and watch TV. The bed was easy to assembled. Only took me about 45mins or so. I must agree the wood quality is not the best, as long as you take care of it it will last.
I must admit i thought it would come with the Bed Railings, they have to be purchased separately :( After all it turned out to be quite the bed i expected I purchased the DaVinci Elizabeth II toddler bed in natural color about 6 months ago, but I paid only $150. Pros: sturdy structure, does not wobblelooks very prettyassembly was fast, easydaughter loves it, was very proud to be sleeping in a big girl bed and gave up her crib happilythe mattress from her standard crib fits in this bed just fineI'm about to buy the conversion kit (my daughter grows like a weed! plus, we moved her out of crib kind of late) and will get more use out of itCon: soft wood means scratches and dents. It arrived in perfect condition, but we put some marks in during assembly, then my toddler added a few later... (not too important to me, gave up on having anything flawless with kids:)) What helped me decide to buy this bed (other than its price and looks) was that you can use both panels on the front, so even my always wiggling child won't roll out of it, and even her anxious father finds it safe enough.
At the same time, she can easily climb out in the morning. Nice sturdy toddler bed for the price (for my 18 month old granddaughter) and it really is very cute. It is low to the ground, which spells "safe" to Nonna. I put the bed together myself and if you're even a little bit handy you shouldn't have a problem. I will say the sheet with directions (really I should say "what directions") was more like a picture of all the parts, which screws slide into which part, etc. but you must decide in what order to assemble. Once I developed the plan in my head I got to work, only took 1-1/2 hours or so to assemble. One front guardrail came damaged but I am working with the merchant for replacement. All and all this is a wonderful little bed and it appears sturdy enough to grow with her over the next 8-10 years, only time will tell. I would give it a 5 except you can see the bolts on the front and the lack of directions knocked it down a star. I must say, for the price, I expected anything.
This is actually well built and looks nice. The screws all screw into metal mounts and everything is very secure. I'm very impressed with the quality.We’re not going to lie. Watching your little one peacefully snoozing in her crib, all angel-faced and cuddly, is one of the greatest pleasures of parenting. Whether you use a crib from day one or transition your baby into the crib later, you’ll be sure to get years of use of it, and even longer if the crib converts to a bed. In addition to a bassinet, using a crib is the safest place for your baby to sleep. It’s important to follow crib safety guidelines, no matter which brand you select. The space should be free and clear of stuffed animals, toys, bumpers, and blankets that can become suffocating hazards. Once you’ve got your crib setup, you can add a cute fitted sheet over the mattress and call it done. If you’re purchasing a crib brand new, it will automatically comply with current safety standards. It’s a whole other story though when looking at used models.
You’ll want to check for recalls and make sure your crib was made after 2011. Also, avoid cribs with drop-down sides (since 2007, seven million of these types of cribs have been recalled). You’ll also want to make sure the crib you select has at least a few adjustable mattress settings (allowing you to lower or raise the mattress). When your child is an infant, you’ll want a higher mattress that allows you to easily scoop them up; but as your baby grows, you should lower the mattress so he or she can’t climb out. Although there are still regular cribs on the market, many these days convert to a toddler bed and some later turn into a standard size bed frame (usually a double bed) as well. Some convertible cribs do require conversion kits to morph into different setups and those can be included with your crib purchase or an additional cost. Mattresses are also sold separately from cribs. Some families prefer to just use a mini crib (larger than a bassinet, but smaller and usually more portable than a standard crib) throughout babyhood before transitioning their child straight to a full-sized bed;
this is handy if baby tends to sleep in multiple locations or if you have limited spaces. Although you can use a crib for your baby from the get-go, many parents choose to have their newborns sleep in bassinets or co-sleepers, but typically transition their babies’ to a crib after three to four months. Even if you don’t plan on using a crib right away, consider putting one on your registry since it’s an expensive item that friends and family may want to pitch in to get for you. Depending on your child’s weight and height, you could use a crib until he is four or five years old. However, parents usually move their children into toddler or twin beds around two to three years old. But, if your kiddo is a climber, you’ll likely make the change sooner because of safety concerns. We asked thousands of real BabyList families about the baby products they love the most. We took the top cribs they shared with us and added our own research and insight. We think you and your little one will love at least one of these items, too.
BARGAIN BUYIKEA Sniglar CribWHY WE LOVE IT This simple, low-priced crib comes unfinished so you can paint it any color you want (if you’re up for it!). And, surprisingly, even at this price point you can still use it for a toddler if you move the mattress to the lowest setting and remove one side (so one side will be entirely open - no toddler rail to keep a child from falling out). “I love the simple Scandinavian style.” To prevent this crib from tipping over, it must be permanently fixed to the wall. WHAT BABYLIST PARENTS SAY “The Sniglar is affordable, light colored and bright! And I love the simple Scandinavian style.” -Caitlin D. “The Sniglar is inexpensive, good quality and has a slim profile. I needed to fit two in the same room for our twins.” -C.M. As crib until child weighs 50 lbs. Yes, converts to a toddler bed with included conversion kit. Two adjustable mattress levels. VINTAGE THROWBACK DaVinci Jenny Lind 3-in-1 Convertible Crib
WHY WE LOVE IT This sweet crib features intricate, traditional-style spindles on silver wheels so you can move it around or lock it in place. The surprisingly small price tag for such a find! While the name implies it can convert to three different configurations, there is really only two you can do without need to make an additional purchase. Either use it as a crib, or remove one side and set the mattress to the lowest level for a toddler-like daybed (but one side will be entirely open - if you want a toddler rail to keep your child from falling out, you’ll need to purchase the toddler bed conversion kit). “We are planning to move in the next year and we also have the nursery on the second floor. So we needed a crib that was easy to carry upstairs, assemble/disassemble and will be easy to take it with us to a new house. I also think the DaVinci crib looks really nice and classic.” -Amanda K. As crib until child begins to climb or reaches 35 inches; as a toddler bed until child weighs 50 lbs.
Yes, toddler bed conversion kit sold separately ($61.95). Four adjustable mattress levels. MOD FAVORITEBabyletto Hudson 3-in-1 Convertible Crib WHY WE LOVE IT This popular pick boasts sleek, but substantial good looks and it’s lower profile makes it easier for shorter folks to reach over into the crib. “modern looking yet timeless” If you’d like to use a crib skirt, parents report that a standard one doesn’t fit the Hudson due to angled metal brackets that support the frame. However, you can purchase crib skirts from Babyletto ($39). “We chose the Hudson because it’s modern looking yet timeless (seriously, why do all of the cribs these days look like the same style?), had as many adjustable settings as possible, was durable, and could be converted to a toddler bed.” -Lauren R.as toddler bed until child weighs 50 lbs. Yes, converts to toddler bed and daybed with included conversion kit. LONG-LASTING CLASSICPottery Barn Kids Kendall Crib WHY WE LOVE IT
With craftsman styling and solid wood, the Kendall is a sturdy, traditional pick that’ll hold up through an entire brood. The Kendall is pricier and only converts to toddler bed, not a daybed or full size bed as others do. “I wanted a white wooden crib and this one was very similar to what I envisioned. I read that it was Pottery Barn’s best selling crib, and it was a reasonable cost…We picked it up the next weekend and it was assembled in under 30 minutes. We have loved it!” -Sara P. Until child begins to climb or reaches 35 inches. Yes, converts to a toddler bed with conversion kit sold separately ($129). Three adjustable mattress levels. BUDGET SAVVY SELECTIONIKEA Gulliver CribWHY WE LOVE IT This lightweight, painted white crib is an economical choice and can also be used as a toddler daybed (like the IKEA Sniglar crib, one side would be rail-free). Like the IKEA Sniglar crib, the Gulliver also needs to be permanently fixed to the wall to prevent it from tipping over.
“Loved the sleek style and affordability. And, it was very easy to assemble.” -E. H. Until child weighs 50 lbs. SPLURGEWORTHY MULTI-TASKERStokke Sleepi CribWHY WE LOVE IT Although costly, the Sleepi crib has a 7-year guarantee on all wooden parts and can grow with your child up to 10 years old. It can transform into a bassinet (conversion kit sold separately), a toddler bed, and then into a junior bed with the purchase of a conversion kit. Or, after the toddler years, you can switch it over to a set of chairs for the playroom. The big bummer about the Sleepi is that you’re forced to purchase the mattress and sheets from Stokke because of the unique oval shape of the crib. “We love the way it grows from a bassinet to crib to bed to chairs. I also love the mattress! It’s firm and comfy and very thick. I’d sleep in it if I could!” -Marielle G. As crib until 3 years old; as toddler bed until 7 years old. Yes, converts to toddler bed and two chairs with no additional hardware.