Kids Beds

A good bed turns a child’s room into a place they love to sleep, play, and dream. Our Kids Beds collection brings together sturdy, thoughtfully designed options that put safety and comfort first while adding personality to every bedroom.

Choose from twin and full platform beds, bunk beds, loft beds, toddler beds, trundle beds, and storage beds that make the most of every inch. Solid frames, secure guardrails, and slat support systems provide a stable foundation, while rounded corners and smooth, non-toxic finishes make these pieces well suited for active kids. Bunk and loft styles free up floor space for play and study, and storage beds with built-in drawers help keep toys, linens, and clothing out of sight.

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FAQs of Kids Beds

What size bed is best for a child moving out of a crib?
A toddler bed uses the same mattress as a crib, roughly 28 by 52 inches, making the transition simple and familiar. Many families skip ahead to a twin bed with removable guardrails, which offers more room and lasts longer.

At what age is it safe for a child to sleep on a top bunk?
The Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends that children under 6 should not sleep on the top bunk. Look for bunk beds with guardrails on all sides, a sturdy ladder or stairs, and a gap of no more than 3.5 inches between the rail and mattress frame.

What’s the difference between a loft bed and a bunk bed?
A bunk bed has two stacked sleeping surfaces, while a loft bed has one elevated bed with open space underneath for a desk, play area, or seating. Loft beds suit older kids in smaller rooms who need extra floor space for studying or hobbies.

How much ceiling height do I need for a bunk or loft bed?
Allow at least 30 inches between the top mattress and the ceiling so your child can sit up comfortably and safely. Rooms with ceilings under 8 feet may be better suited to a low-profile loft bed or a standard bed with storage.

Do kids beds need a box spring?
Most kids beds use a slat or platform base that supports the mattress directly, so a box spring is not needed and can sometimes make the bed too tall. Check the product’s specifications for the recommended mattress type and thickness, especially for bunk and loft beds.

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