King Size Platform Beds Reviews and Everything about King Size Platform Beds

He got it for his 2nd birthday. Around 3 1/2 we moved him from a toddler bed to a full size bed.

We got our son a Big Boy bed (it’s a twin bed not a toddler bed) for his second birthday. He was getting too big for his bed. He has never fallen out because I am using one of those railings you get that blocks the open side of the bed if it’s against a wall. He’s never looked back.

my daughter was 2 years old. i was really nervous about it, since she did great in her crib i thought she would get outta bed a million times a night, but nope she did great. she stayed in her bed all night and in the morning when she wakes up she even lays in bed a little extra while shes waking up.

aw i saw the dora beds! those are cute. i ended up getting my daughter the princess one with the canopy on it. i love it.

she never fell out of bed, they arent that far off the ground, its the twin beds that are higher.

good luck!

Well i bought my son his first “big kid bed” at 2 years old. But it’s like a mattress and box spring in one if that make sense. It’s not on a frame and it just sits on the floor. Which is good cause when he falls out he really doesn’t have to go a long distance. In fact just to be silly he’ll just roll off of his bed on purpose and he doesn’t get hurt at all. I just have to check on him during the night to make sure he’s not about to fall or already on the floor. Maybe put pillows on the ground next to bed in case she does fall. And if all else fails, you can always buy a guard rail to put on the bed.

At 2, right as climbing out of the crib became an issue. We had a toddler bed from ikea, but it was too small, so now we have a twin bed with a attached/adjustable rail. Make sure the rail has rounded edges, and is tall enough, the ikea rail was a rectangle-shape with a corner, and my little one had bruises from leaning on the corner while sleeping. good luck, and be prepared to put your little one back in bed when they come find you in the night for the first couple months!

My daughter was 21 months when we moved her to a toddler bed. We set it up in her room next to her crib so she could try it out for size, and once she got in it, she never got out of it. She was ready for it before I was ready for her to be in it. I told her that “nite nite” rules for her big girl bed were the same as they were for the crib, and we have not had one single problem. She has yet to fall out of it (but I have pillows on the ground just in case), and I think she’s only gotten out of bed twice; once in the middle of the night because she was sick, and the other at nap time because she wasn’t a “sleepy baby. ”

Good luck.

When they start to climb out of their crib. . . you know they are ready. lol At least thats how it worked with my son. He was around 18 months as well. These toddler beds are low to the ground so getting hurt usually isnt an issue. But if you are worried you can do what i did and buy the guard rails for extra piece of mind.

I moved my son to a toffler bed at the age of 18 months. I had to do it because he kept climbing out of his crib. It all depends on the baby. I don’t think there is really a set time for them to be out. I think if we makes his room interesting by making a theme he or she will like to go bed early. Like I bought bedding from character comforts which help a lot. Good luck.