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Find the Best Kids Bunk Beds for ToddlersBunk beds make a great feature for kids' rooms due to their practical and space-saving. This one is available in white, smoky grey or walnut, and can be separated into two free-standing twin beds when your children grow older.Choose the crisp white finish to match a cottage or coastal bedroom. You can also choose the neutral gray or the clay finish to match a variety of color schemes and decor. Assembly can take a while, but two people can make it go faster.1. Storkcraft Toddler Bunk BedIf your child wants to share a bed, a bunk bed is an ideal option. As opposed to traditional frames, bunk beds made for toddlers are smaller in height and include important safety features to keep your kids secure and safe. To help you find the best bunk bed for your family, we talked to Carlie Gasia who is a certified sleep science coach at Sleepopolis for her opinion on what to look for in a. She recommended a sturdy frame and a design which will evolve with your kids. We've compiled six of the top bunk beds for toddlers.For the ultimate in bunk beds that save space for your kids look no further than this stylish option from Storkcraft. This sleek bunk bed, made of sturdy kiln dried wood is available in a variety of finishes that can enhance the decor of their bedroom. Choose from a clean white finish to create a fresh and airy feel and a weathered gray shade for a farmhouse or cottage style, or a rich espresso wood stain to warm up the rustic space.The bottom bunk in this bunk bed measures only 50 inches tall which makes it easy for kids to get to the upper level. It also boasts 14-inch guardrails to reduce the chance of falling, and it's GREENGUARD Gold certified for environmental protection. For added peace of mind, this bed is JPMA Certified, meaning it's been tested by independent labs and confirmed to meet the highest safety standards for children's furniture.The loft bed can accommodate three children in one room. The twin mattresses in the upper bunk can be replaced with a full mattress (sold separately) to instantly upgrade to a triple bunk. To make it more versatile this bed is available in a variety of brushed walnut, espresso and cappuccino finishes, all of which are a great match with the majority of color palettes.The ladder on this bed retracts and is secured by locks which makes it a great option for children who love to climb and explore. Additionally the bed is GREENGUARD and JPMA certified so you can rest assured it's safe for your toddler.2. Pottery Barn Kids Belden Full-Over-Full Bunk BedIf your children have outgrown the toddler bed, they might be ready for a full-over-full. This sturdy bunk bed from Pottery Barn Kids is GreenGuard Gold certified and comes with various design features that allow it to be easily paired with your child's most loved furniture pieces. Additionally, it's available in a variety of colors to blend with any room's colour scheme.Bunk beds are a fantastic solution for rooms with kids which lack closet space. They let siblings share a bedroom, without overcrowding it. You can make use of the extra space to outfit the room with furniture that can be used for storage. Bunk beds can also save you money on buying separate twin mattresses for your kids which can be costly over time.A solid wooden bunk bed is a good investment for any room of a child because it will last enough to last through their teenage years, and perhaps even into their adult years. A majority of the bunks in this selection are crafted from engineered or solid pine wood, with finishes such as white, brushed gray, and weathered navy that work with any design style of a child. Some models are also available in a more rustic natural finish that will blend into coastal, cottage or country styles.While a normal bunk bed will have guardrails that protect the top bunk, some options offer an additional layer of safety with a detachable slide for kids to enjoy. The footboards and headboards that are slatted in the bunk bed are constructed from knot-free New Zealand pine wood, while 14-inch guardrails are positioned around the perimeter of the upper level. A stationary built-in ladder provides access to the top bed and a trundle bed underneath the bottom bed allows guests to sleep over for a cozy night's rest.In general it is recommended to you should only use a bunk that has a slide for children who are at the age of six. Younger children may struggle to climb up the ladder or stairs to the top level. It is also important to check the product specifications of each bunk bed to find out the maximum weight limit for the top and bottom beds.3. West Elm Bunk BedIf you're unable to invest in a bunk bed that is full-over-full, this West Elm version offers all the space your kiddos need in a smaller size. The custom-designed staircase features a wide, curved opening that minimizes the risk of children crashing their heads when climbing up and down. Handholds with angled edges are included to provide extra security. It comes in a variety of finishes that will match any room's decor, from white to classic walnut.If your kids love to host sleepovers, a bunk room could also be a great playroom with a few additional features. In a bedroom for boys created by Bailey McCarthy, a pair of modern bunk beds with an trundle underneath the lower twin could accommodate three kids in one room. Cactus-print wallpaper and a playful chandelier in primary colors lends the room a whimsy that is circus-like, while neutral linens keep the room looking sophisticated.Bunk beds do not have to be restricted to rooms for children. A loft bed that has a desks can also be used as a study or bedroom area for teens. In this bunk room a lofted bed is outfitted with a custom-designed desk and an abundance of shelving for storage. Kartell's Philippe Starck Ghost chair adds an upscale look, while a custom-designed wall hanging with an artist's Katie Ridder beetlecat design adds color.Kids who love to tuck themselves in will love bunk beds that have plenty of storage space built into. This model from West Elm includes open and closed compartments that can hold everything from books for bedtime to water bottles as well as an organizer that can hold all their clothes. It's available in full and twin sizes to meet your child's growing needs.Even the most reluctant children can look at sleepovers as a possibility with loft beds that come with an inflatable slide. This model from Zoomie Kids gives your tots the thrill of gliding down the slide with their peers and siblings, while a slanted climbing wall with handholds and footholds on both sides makes it simple to climb up the top bunk.If you're looking to build an option for a bunk bed that can grow with your kids choose a wood platform. This kind of bunk bed frame provides an enduring mattress without the use of box springs. It comes in a variety of sizes and styles that can be adapted to your child's changing tastes.4. Ana White Bunk BedIf you are a woodworker with intermediate skills, you can construct your kids a bunk bed for less than the cost of an assembled bed from the store. This free bunk bed plan from Ana White includes diagrams, an inventory of tools and materials and instructions. The beds are modular so they can be disassembled if you need to move them or alter the layout later. The classic design can be easily modified by using stain or paint.If your kids prefer to play with their friends rather than sleeping and sleep, you can transform your bunk bed into an fort. This Birds and Soap bunk bed is a fantastic idea for both adults and kids. It can be customized to suit your child's style with curtains and other décor. Bunks like this can make sharing a room more enjoyable for siblings and guests who stay at your home.A bunk bed that can also be used as a storage space or stairway is another creative alternative. Facebook user Daily Wood built this set of bunk beds with plywood, pine trim, and Oriental ginger stain. The staircase also has shelves for storage. The design is an excellent way to maximize space in a modern home without making compromises to security or comfort.When it comes to bunk bed material, wood is typically more durable and sturdy than metal. It is also aesthetically appealing and can be stained in any color to match the decor of the bedroom. If you're looking for a rustic look you can opt for natural wood, and avoid staining altogether for a natural appearance that is easy clean and maintain. Wood is a fantastic option for bunk beds that will be used by children since it is more resistant than other surfaces to scratch or dent.A bunk bed made of wood can be a timeless furniture piece that your children will love for years to come. It is a perfect solution for families with limited living space or for anyone who needs additional sleeping space. If you select a top-quality set it will last for a long time and can be passed down to younger children when they are ready to have their own bedroom.