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Find the Best Kids Bunk Beds for ToddlersBunk beds make a great feature for kids' rooms as they are spacious and fun. This model is available in smoky gray, white or walnut, and can be divided into two free-standing twin beds as your children grow older.Choose the crisp white color for a classic, coastal or colorful bedroom, or choose the neutral gray or clay finishes to blend in with varied color schemes and decor. The assembly process can take some time however two people can help it happen faster.1. Storkcraft Toddler Bunk BedA bunk bed is an excellent alternative for children who want to share beds. Unlike standard frames, bunk beds designed for toddlers are lower in height and incorporate crucial safety features to ensure your little ones safe and secure. To help you find the ideal bunk bed for your family, we spoke with Carlie Gasia who is a certified sleep science coach at Sleepopolis, to get her opinion on what to look for. She recommended an incredibly sturdy frame and design that can grow with your children. To that end we have compiled six top-notch bunk beds for toddlers below.For the ultimate in bunk beds for kids that are space-saving look no further than this sleek option from Storkcraft. The sleek bunk bed, constructed of sturdy kiln dried wood is available in a variety of finishes that can enhance the decor of their bedroom. Choose a crisp white finish to create a fresh and airy look, a weathered gray hue for a cottage or farmhouse design or a rich espresso wood stain to warm your rustic bedroom.This bunk bed has the lowest top bunk which is just 50 inches high, making it easier for children to reach the top level. It comes with 14-inch guardrails to reduce the risk of falling and is GREENGUARD gold certified for environmental protection. For added security, this bed is JPMA Certified, meaning it's been tested by independent labs and found to meet the strictest safety standards for furniture designed for children.The loft bed can accommodate three children in a single room. The two twin mattresses on the upper bunk can be swapped out to create a full-size mattress (sold separately), converting it instantly into triple bunk. To make it more versatile the bunk bed is available in a variety of brushed walnut, espresso and cappuccino finishes that pair nicely with most colors.This bunk bed has a ladder that retracts, and can be locked. It is perfect for kids who like to climb and explore. Furthermore this bed is GREENGUARD and JPMA certified, so you can rest at ease knowing it's safe for you toddler.2. Pottery Barn Kids Belden Full-Over-Full Bunk BedIf your kids have outgrown their toddler's bunk bed, they might be ready for a full-over-full option. This sturdy bunk bed from Pottery Barn Kids is GreenGuard Gold certified and comes with many design details that allow it to be easily paired with your kids' favorite furniture pieces. It's also available in different colors to match any decor.Bunk beds are the perfect solution to a lack of closet space in a child's bedroom. They also allow siblings to be in the same bedroom without it being too crowded. With the extra space they give they can be outfitted with room with storage-efficient dressers as well as other furniture pieces. Bunks can also save you money on separate twin mattresses for each child, which can be expensive over the course of time.A solid wooden bunk bed is an excellent investment for any room of a child because it will last enough to see your children through their teenage years and possibly even to their adult years. A majority of the bunks in this collection are made out of engineered or solid pine wood with finishes such as white, brushed gray, and weathered navy, which work well with any design style of a child. Some models are available in rustic finishes that blend with country, cottage or coastal designs.Some bunk beds come with guardrails surrounding the top bunk. Others come with slide that can be detached to provide an extra layer of safety. The slatted headboards and footboards of the bunk bed are constructed using knot-free New Zealand pine wood, and 14-inch guardrails surround the perimeter of the upper portion of the bed. A stationary built-in ladder provides access to the top bed, and a trundle bed underneath the bed below offers guests a place to sleep for a relaxing night's sleep.As a rule you should only use a bunk with a slide when your child is at minimum six years old. Younger children may struggle to climb the ladder or stairs to the top level. You should also check the specifications of each bunk bed to find out the maximum weight limit for the top and bottom beds.3. West Elm Bunk BedIf you don't want invest the money in a full-overfull bunk, this West Elm version provides all the space your children require in a smaller size. The staircase is custom-designed and features a wide, curved opening that minimizes the risk of children crashing their heads when climbing up and down. Angled handholds are also included to provide extra security. And it comes in a variety of finishes, from light white to classic walnut to complement any decor.If your children love hosting sleepovers, a bunk room can double as a fun playroom if you add a few extra features. In a boys ' bedroom designed by Bailey McCarthy a pair modern bunk beds that have twin trundles underneath the lower bed can fit three kids in one space. The wall paper is printed with cactus prints and a chandelier in primary colors give the room a circus feel, while neutral linens provide a chic look.Bunk beds do not have to be restricted to rooms for children. A loft bed that has a desk can also function as a study space for teens. In this bunk bed space, the lofted bed features the desk of a custom-designed and plenty of shelves to store things on. A Philippe Starck Ghost chair from Kartell provides a touch of midcentury glam, and a custom wall hanging featuring the beetlecat print of artist Katie Ridder adds a pop of color.Kids who love to tuck in will appreciate bunk beds that have plenty of storage built-in. This option from West Elm has open and closed compartments for everything from extra water to bedtime books, plus a drawer to hold all their clothes. It is available in twin and full sizes to meet your growing child's needs.Even children who are reluctant can look at sleepovers as a possibility with a loft bed that has a slide. This model from Zoomie Kids gives your tots the excitement of sliding down the slide with their peers and siblings and a slanted climbing wall with hand and footholds on both sides makes it simple to climb up the top bunk.If you want an option for a bunk bed that can expand with your children choose a wood platform. This kind of bunk bed frame provides solid mattress without the use of a box spring. It is available in a variety of sizes and styles that will suit your child's changing preferences.4. Ana White Bunk BedIf you have intermediate woodworking skills, you can build your children a bunk bed for cheaper than assembling a bed at the store. This free Ana White bunk bed plan includes drawings, instructions and an inventory of materials and tools. The beds can be disassembled to make them easier to move or arrange. The classic design is easy to modify with paint or stain.If your children prefer playing with their friends rather than sleeping, you can transform a basic bunk into an impressive fort-like structure. This Birds and Soap bunk bed is a great project for both adults and kids. It can be customized to suit the style of your child with curtains and other decor. Bunk beds like this can make sharing a room more enjoyable for siblings as well as guests staying at your house.Another innovative option is bunk beds that double as stairs and storage. The Facebook fan Daily Wood used plywood, pine trim and Oriental ginger stain to create this set of bunk beds, that also have a shelf built right into the staircase. The design maximizes space in a home without sacrificing comfort or safety.Wood is more robust and durable than metal in bunk beds. It is also aesthetically appealing and can be stained to fit the bedroom. If you're looking for an authentic look you can opt for natural wood, and avoid staining process completely to get a natural look that is easy to clean and maintain. Wood is a fantastic option for bunk beds that will be used by children because it is more resistant than other surfaces to scratch or dent.A wooden bunk bed can be a timeless piece of furniture that your kids will appreciate for many years to come. It is a perfect solution for families with limited living space, or for anyone who requires extra sleeping space. If you select furniture of high-end quality, it will last generations and can be passed over to children when they are ready to have their own bedroom.