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There are so many things to consider when selecting a bed for your child such as style, space, functionality, storage and study as your child grows.Space often becomes a premium as children grow and most families will have had their fair share of smaller-bedroom woes. It may seem like bedroom furniture options for a smaller space are confined, however, this is far from the truth.If you’re looking for bedroom furniture, particularly kids beds, we offer practical solutions that are Mid and High Sl …

When it’s time for your little one to size up from a cot to children’s bed, it can be hard to know where to turn. There are so many options on the market, and it can be hard to know what to choose. Themed beds, floor level beds, safety rails – it can be overwhelming to say the least! Here are our top picks when it comes to beds for your little ones making the transition from cot to bed. Bloc Starter Bed Firstly, our Bloc range is a great choice for children’s beds that grow and adapt with …

Teenagers have their own unique style and at Room to Grow, we’re all about encouraging youngsters to express themselves. Whether you live with a mini fashionista, avid music fan, budding author or make-up artist, our furniture provides the practicality to bring spaces to life. Here, you’ll find our top picks of teenage beds.   Sumptuous fabrics We have a gorgeous range of velvet children’s beds including our recent addition, Luca! Available in striking teal or statement grey, the bed …

It seems as if just yesterday you brought your baby home from the hospital and now they are outgrowing their cot. The logical progression for your child is to move from a cot to a bed. Most children require a larger bed somewhere around the age of 2. The progression from a cot to a bed can be challenging and overwhelming for a child, which is why we have a range of toddler beds which make the transition a lot easier. A Toddler Bed Is Easier for You and Your ToddlerFrequently, the mattress f …

With the summer holidays on the approach many parents are making the decision between having a family beach-side break or sending their kids to an expensive camp. But with enough free and fun science experiment tutorials online to turn your toddler into the next Einstein, why not save your money and hold your own science camp at home? We’ve selected some of our favourite and inexpensive experiments for you to try yourself.Dancing OobleckAll you need to make Oobleck is cornflower and water. This …