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Find the Best Kids Bunk Beds for ToddlersBunk beds are an excellent choice for kids' rooms because they are a great way to make space and create an enjoyable focal point. The one you choose is available in white, smoky grey or walnut. They can also be split into two separate twin beds once your children reach a certain age.Choose the crisp white finish to go with a cottage or coastal bedroom. You can also choose the neutral gray or clay finish to match many different designs and colors. The assembly process can take some time, but two people can help it go faster.1. Storkcraft Toddler Bunk BedA bunk bed is a great option for kids who want to share a bed. Bunk beds for toddlers feature lower frames and safety features to ensure your children are safe. Carlie Gasia is an accredited Sleep Science Coach at Sleepopolis. We sought her expert opinion on how to choose the best bunk bed for your child. She suggested a frame constructed of sturdy materials and a design that will grow with your kids. To achieve this we've compiled six of the best bunk beds for toddlers below.Storkcraft offers a chic and space-saving solution for bunk beds for children. Made from durable kiln-dried timber, this sleek bunk bed is available in a variety of finishes that will enhance their bedroom decor. Choose a crisp white finish to create a fresh and airy feel and a weathered gray shade for a cottage or farmhouse design or a rich espresso wood stain to warm up your rustic bedroom.The bunk bed has the lowest top bunk which measures only 50 inches high, making it easier for children to get to the top of the bed. It also comes with 14-inch guardrails to minimize the chance of falling, and it's GREENGUARD Gold Certified for environmental protection. bunk beds for kids is JPMA Certified for added peace of mind. It's been checked and certified by independent laboratories to meet the most stringent standards for furniture for children.This loft bed can also accommodate three children in one space. The twin mattresses on the upper bunk can be swapped out to make a larger mattress (sold separately) and instantly convert it to triple bunk. This bunk bed is available in brushed walnut, cappuccino, or espresso finishes. All of these colors are affluent and can be paired with a variety of colors.The ladder on this bunk bed can be retracted and secured with locks which makes it a great choice for children who like to climb and explore. Furthermore, this 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 grown out of the toddler bed, they might be ready for full-over-full. This sturdy bunk bed from Pottery Barn Kids is GreenGuard Gold certified and has a variety of style details that make it easy to match with your child's favorite furniture pieces. It's also available in various colors to match any decor.Bunk beds are a great solution for rooms for children which lack closet space. They allow siblings to share a bedroom without overcrowding it. You can make use of the extra space to outfit the room with furniture that is storage-efficient. Bunk beds can also save you money on buying separate twin mattresses for your children 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 see your children through their teenage years, and perhaps even into their adult years. The bunk beds in this collection are made out of engineered or solid pine wood with finishes such as white, brushed gray and weathered navy that fit any design style of a child. Some models are available in a rustic finish that blends in with cottage, country or coastal designs.Some bunk beds come with guardrails that surround the top bunk. Others come with slide that can be removed to add an extra layer of safety. This bunk bed comes with knot-free New Zealand Pine wood for the slatted footboards as well as headboards, while guardrails that measure 14 inches are positioned around the upper level. The top bunk bed is accessible via a built-in stationary ladder. A trundle underneath the bottom bunk bed offers the perfect place to rest for guests.A general rule of thumb is to only use a bunk bed that has an accessible slide for children who are at least six years older because children younger than that may struggle to climb the ladder or the stairs to the top level. You should also look over the specifications of each bunk bed to find out the maximum weight limit for both the top and bottom beds.3. West Elm Bunk BedIf you can't bring yourself to spend the money on a full-over-full bunk, this West Elm version offers all the space your kiddos need in a smaller space. Its custom-designed staircase has a wide, curved opening that minimizes the risk of children hitting their heads as they climb up and down. Angled handholds are also 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 children love hosting sleepovers, a bunk bedroom can double as a fun playroom if you add some extra features. In a boys bedroom designed by Bailey McCarthy a pair modern bunk beds with an oversized twin trundle under the bed's bottom can accommodate three kids in one room. Wall paper with a cactus print and a chandelier in primary colors create a circus-like look, while neutral linens maintain a sophisticated look.Bunk beds aren't just for kids' rooms, though: A loft bed with a desk could also double as a study spot or bedroom for teenagers. In this bunk bed room the lofted bed comes with an individualized desk and plenty of shelves for storage. A Philippe Starck Ghost chair from Kartell gives the room a touch of midcentury style, while a custom wall art piece featuring the beetlecat print of artist Katie Ridder adds a pop of color.Kids who love tucking in will appreciate a bunk bed with lots of built-in storage. This option from West Elm includes open and closed compartments to hold everything from books for bedtime to extra water, plus a drawer that holds all their clothes. It's available in twin and full sizes to suit your little ones' growing bodies.A loft bed with slides can make the most timid children look at sleepovers as a possibility. This model from Zoomie Kids gives your tots the excitement of sliding down the slide with their peers and siblings while a slanted climb wall with handholds and footholds on both sides make it easy to climb up the top bunk.If you're looking for a bunk bed that will evolve with your kids choose a wood platform. This type of frame for bunk beds provides a sturdy mattress for sleeping without the use of a box spring. It is available in a variety sizes and styles to suit your child's evolving tastes.4. Ana White Bunk BedIf you have intermediate woodworking skills you can build your kids a bunk bed for much less than an assembled bed from the store. This free bunk bed plan from Ana White includes diagrams, an inventory of tools and materials as well as instructions. The beds are modular so they can be taken apart if you need to move them or change the configuration later. The classic design can be easily customized with paint or stain.If your kids prefer playing with their friends rather than sleeping, you can turn the basic bunk into a fort-like structure. This Birds and Soap bunk bed is a great idea for adults and kids alike. It can be made to fit your child's style with curtains and other decor. Bunk beds like this can make sharing a room more enjoyable for siblings and guests staying at your home.Another creative option is bunk beds that double as a storage space and stairs. Facebook user Daily Wood built this set of bunk beds with wood, pine trim and Oriental ginger stain. The staircase also includes an attractive shelf. The design is ideal for maximizing space in an urban home without making compromises to safety or the comfort.When it comes to bunk bed material, wood is typically more durable and sturdy than metal. It is also aesthetically pleasing and can be stained to match the color palette of any bedroom. If you like a rustic appearance, you can use unfinished wood. It is easy to maintain and clean. Wood is a fantastic option for bunk beds that are utilized by children because it is less likely than other materials to scratch or scratch.A wooden bunk can be an iconic piece of furniture that your children will cherish for long time to come. It is a perfect solution for families with a small 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 handed down to younger kids when they are ready for their own bedroom.