Twin Floor Bed with Slats and High Fence, Twin Size Montessori Floor Beds with Door, No Box Spring Needed, Easy Assemble Montessori Bed Frame(Natural Twin)

The best toddler bed. My toddler sleeps better in this than in her crib. Its a good height to keep her in and it’s held up for several months so far!

Soooo cute and perfect transition bed for our 7 month old. HOWEVER! the sides are sturdy, dont get me wrong, but the part where the gate is is a little wobbly. The slats in the middle are not thick enough to hold an adult for a long time it feels like they would break, so we will be adding more reinforcement. The part where the slats go screwed in and hold the bed up look to be glued which is fine but I do not trust it enough. We will also be adding reinforcement to that side. But overall its been great for our baby who is just learning how to crawl and eases up our mind more on her not falling over. Assembly was pretty easy! The fit of the mattress however, its just a tiny bit bigger on the bottom so there's a gab, not that much but it is there. I feel that it could be cheaper but its not bad!

Well designed

It's a nice bed for a budget. The long sides are really wobbly. The instructions aren't very clear in one spot. The door doesn't stay shut because of the way they cut it. The door should've been a bit longer and/or the sliding latch needs to be longer. We opted for the door because we knew our son would love to climb on and off of his bed. And he sure does!! But, he can also escape very easily. We now have to try and figure out how to fix the wabble, and we have to get a longer sliding latch.

It's a good for bed my issue is that it's too low and my son would have fallen out of it if I didn't attach something to make it taller. And the biggest con the side with the door is not sturdy. My son tried to shake that side of the bed and I feel like he going to break it

We love this bed! We transitioned our toddler from his crib to this bed and had no issues. Easy to put together too.

We’ve used this for a while now for our toddler. He loves it. So far it’s alright. It was simple to build but took some time because there’s many pieces. Having two people to build it helped a lot. The sides are flimsy. If myself or my toddler leans on them, especially the front wall piece that does not attach next to the door, they move and bend quite a bit. While they haven’t broken yet the wood all around is thin so I’d imagine after years of use they may brake or too much weight pressing against it may damage them. Other thoughts to be mindful of- our toddler can easily open the latch by himself no problem and get himself out and he can easily climb over the sides when he wants to because the side height is fairly short. When the sides are kicked the door latch will make noise, not a problem for myself nor does it wake my son but I always know when he kicks it or turns into the side.

It’s great!