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Bunk Bed For Kids – Create a Shared Room Bunk beds offer a lot of options for storage, decoration and positioning. They encourage sibling bonds and allow sleepovers without the children having to sleep on different floors. This twin-over-twin bunk bed comes in your choice of finishes. The crisp white color is perfect for coastal or cottage styles, while the distressed espresso or navy stain are ideal for modern designs. Space shared Many families find it difficult to manage a shared children room. It can be a difficult space to organize, particularly if you have two children with different preferences and styles. However, with some creative ideas, a bunk bed can create a fun and functional shared space for your child's bedroom. The bunk beds are available in different sizes and shapes, making them ideal for small spaces. If you are planning a shared bedroom with kids, the layout of the room is important. The selection of the best furniture for kids is essential to help you maximize your space. Bunk beds are the ideal way to maximize the floor space in your child's bedroom and help save space. The addition of a few storage solutions to your children's bunk bed will help you keep the room tidy and organized. Another excellent way to make your kid's bunk beds more practical is to include an area divider. This will give your child a sense of privacy, and will allow them to focus on their activities without disturbing their sibling. There are kids bunk beds of room dividers that are available on the market. These include bookcases and storage furniture. Bunk beds are a great option to decorate your child's room with a distinctive theme. This DIY Volkswagen-themed bed was built using real Volkswagen components, and then painted in a colorful palette. Check out the information on the blog Treehouser for a more detailed review of this stunning bed. You can even use bunk beds to create a cozy reading corner in your child's bedroom. A dedicated reading corner in your child's room will make them feel more relaxed and will also improve their concentration. Bunk beds are ideal for creating an exciting play space where your children can enjoy playing their favorite games. You can easily accommodate guests during sleepovers by adding the trundle beneath the bunk beds of your child. Choose from a wide range of trundle beds designed for kids with different designs and styles. Trundle beds can provide your child with an extra bed which can be easily converted into two separate beds at a later date. Fun design Bunk beds are a lot of fun for kids of any age, from toddlers to teens. They let siblings share a room and can also be used as a study space or play space, or fort. They are also great for sleepovers as they can be used to free up space on the floor. The classic bunk bed design is flexible and can be customized to suit your child's unique style. You can outfit your bunk room with nearly every type of bed from twin-over-twin floor models to metal full-size beds like this one from West Elm. This model has a side staircase instead of a traditional ladder. It makes it easier for children to climb up and down. It's also low to ground making it a good option for children who may be afraid of falling off the top bunk. If you're building a custom bunk room, look for options with built-in bookcases. They are great for storing books, sports equipment and toys. They can also serve as a focal point for the room, and are the perfect space to display artwork of children. They can be painted to match the colors of the bedroom your child is in. A staircase with a built-in design that leads to a second storage area is another fantastic option for bunk beds. This allows you to keep certain items away from view, out of reach and also keep your bedroom tidy. It's also a safer option than a ladder that could be tripped or used by children. A loft bed is a great focal piece for a bedroom for children particularly when you decorate it with appropriate accents. For instance, you could include a striped headboard or a striped bedding set like this one by Jenny Keenan Design to make the bed appear fun and chic. You can also choose a neutral palette with wood tones for a bunk-room that is warm and cozy. If you're planning to set up a bunk bed to accommodate two children with a queen-sized bed on top and a full-size bunk below will provide plenty of sleeping space. The top bunk can give you a place for your children to spread out and study with a companion. This will provide your children the comfort and privacy they require to focus and stay on track. Convenient storage Bunk beds are great for rooms that are shared and a lot of them offer useful storage options that make cleaning up a breeze. Some models have drawers underneath the bunk's bottom, where kids can keep their blankets, clothing and sheets. They help keep the bunks neat and free of dust bunnies. Others have shelves and cabinets that can be used to store toys, books and other items. Some beds even have a desk so that kids can do their homework or crafts on the bed. A bunk bed with a slide on the top is a different way to increase convenience. This allows adults and younger children who aren't as mobile to climb up and down the bed. The slide is also lower than the ground, which means that children can safely navigate it without fear of falling out of bed. Some slides can be removed in the event that the bunks aren't being used as a sleeping space. There are bunk beds with stairs that can aid children in climbing into the top bed easily. Stairs take up less room than ladders, and some feature handrails that ensure safety for children. These bunks are often constructed of wood, which is strong and gives the room a natural appearance. Some bunk beds feature a staircase which can be used as a storage device to store toys, books and other things. Loft bunk beds are available with only the top bed. This can save floor space, and some even come with curtains to block the light to ensure better sleep. The CDC suggests that no child younger than six years old sleep in the upper bunk. Make sure your children are mature enough to do this. Consider a bunk bed with an trundle to accommodate more than two kids. This lets you sleep three kids in a small space, and some even have built-in storage units to keep the rooms tidy and clean. These models are ideal for families that frequently host guests from outside the area or sleepovers for children who are a bit rambunctious. Safety The key to bunk beds' safety is to supervise and teach children how to use them safely. This helps them to avoid dangers that can cause injuries, such as falling off the top bed or climbing up the ladder, which is dangerous. Parents can also help by ensuring that the bunks are properly constructed and that they follow safety guidelines. They should also examine the bunks on a regular basis for signs of damage or instabilities. Children can be a bit imaginative when they are trying to climb up to the top bunk and they might try to use the frame as an alternative to the stairs that come with the bed. This is dangerous, as the frame is not designed to support the weight of a person and could collapse. Also, remove any tripping hazards near the bunks. This includes toys and clothing that could get stuck in the staircase. It is also a good idea to install a nightlight near the ladder. This will illuminate the climbing area and let children see it even in the darkness. It is important to test the stability of the bunk bed by wriggling it at various angles while applying a bit of pressure. This can help to identify any loose or unstable parts and help make necessary adjustments. Parents should also ensure that the bunks have guardrails on both sides of the top bunk, and that they are secured. Parents should also ensure that children younger than six years old do not sleep on the top bunk as they lack the coordination and balance to climb the ladder safely. It is also important to instruct children that playing on the bunks isn't allowed because it could cause them to fall out of the bed or fall off the ladder and harm themselves. They should not play rough or jump on either bunk, and only one child should be sleeping on the top bunk at the same time. Toys can pose an accident hazard for children, so it is an excellent idea for children to take them off before going to bed.