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Transitioning to a toddler bed is a really important part of your child’s early life – and it can be a big step! Therefore, choosing the best bed is imperative to help your little one settle, feel comfortable, and get a peaceful night’s sleep. Here, we’ve collated our top tips that you should consider when buying your toddler’s first bed. Safety When choosing the right bed for your toddler, safety ultimately comes first. It’s important that the bed is stable and low to the ground, …

If you have children similar in age, or often have guests or family visiting with kids who will be sleeping over, a bunk bed can seem like a great, space saving option. Unfortunately, they’re not always the right solution, with a number of considerations to take into account before making your decision. Here we discuss the pros and cons of bunk beds and how to decide if they’ll work for you and your family.Space One of the key advantages of a bunk bed is space. If your little ones are shari …

Unfortunately, many children sleep less than recommended. Children often develop sleep problems when they are very young. Since sleep is very important for a child’s health and growth, parents should start with a bedtime routine as soon as their child is able to sleep through the night. It is important to establish a relaxing bedtime routine when children are little so that it becomes a habit by the time they are in school. A good night’s sleep can prevent some childhood sleep problems such as n …

The transition to sleeping alone for a child who has been co-sleeping can be difficult, for both the parent(s) and the child. The process of moving your child to his own bed and room needs to be a gradual process, even if they say they want to sleep alone.First, you need to prepare your child’s individual sleeping space making is safe, secure, and comfortable. Additionally, once you make the determination that your child is ready, you need to prepare for an adjustment period and possible regress …

With the array of different children’s beds on the market it is a common misconception that any bed with a ladder is deemed a bunk bed.Bunk beds in the traditional sense are two beds, one above the other to minimise the footprint of the bed by having one bed at height. They are ideal for: Smaller bedrooms where space is at a premiumChildren sharing a room Offering an extra bed for when guests come to stayThe main feature of a bunk bed is two beds, but they have diversified over time with offse …