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Find the Best Kids Bunk Beds for ToddlersBunk beds make a great focal point for children's rooms because they are practical and space-saving. This one comes in white, smoky grey, or walnut. It can be divided into two beds that stand alone when your kids get older.Choose a clean white finish for a rustic or coastal bedroom, or go with the neutral gray or clay finishes that blend with varied colors and styles. The assembly process can take a long time, but two people can make it happen faster.1. Storkcraft Toddler Bunk BedA bunk bed is a great option for kids who want to share beds. Bunk beds for toddlers have lower frames and safety features that ensure your children are safe. To help you choose the best bunk bed for your family, we spoke with Carlie Gasia who is a certified sleep science coach at Sleepopolis for her professional opinion on what to look for. She suggested an extremely sturdy frame and a design which will evolve with your kids. To help you we have compiled six of the best bunk beds for toddlers below.For the ultimate in space-saving kid's bunk beds take a look at this sleek option from Storkcraft. Made from durable kiln-dried timber This modern bunk bed is available in a variety of finishes that will enhance the look of their bedroom. Pick a white finish for a bright and airy vibe or a gray-weathered hue to create a farmhouse or cottage design, or a warm espresso wood stain to warm up their rustic room.The lower bunk of this bunk bed measures only 50 inches high which makes it easy for kids to access the upper level. It has 14-inch guardrails that reduce the risk of falling and is GREENGUARD gold certified to protect the environment. This bed is JPMA Certified for added peace of mind. It's been tested and certified by independent labs to meet the highest standards for children's furnishings.The loft bed can accommodate three children in one room. The two twin mattresses on the upper bunk can be swapped out to create a full-size mattress (sold separately) which instantly converts it into a triple bunk. This bunk bed is available in the brushed walnut, cappuccino or espresso finishes. All of these colors are versatile and work well with all colors.This bed has a ladder that retracts, and can be locked. It is perfect for kids who love to climb and explore. This bed is also GREENGUARD- and JPMA-certified, which means you can be certain it's safe for toddlers.2. Pottery Barn Kids Belden Full-Over-Full Bunk BedIf your kids have outgrown their toddler's bed, they may be ready for a full-over-full option. This sturdy bunk bed from Pottery Barn Kids is GreenGuard Gold certified and has various design features that make it easy to match with your children's favorite furniture pieces. Additionally, it's available in several colors to coordinate with any room colour scheme.Bunk beds are the perfect solution to the problem of a lack of closet space in a child's bedroom. They also allow siblings to share the same room without being too crowded. You can make use of the extra space to outfit the room with furniture that can be used for storage. Bunks also help save money on separate twin mattresses for each child, which could be expensive over the course of time.Solid wooden bunk beds are excellent investment for any bedroom for children because they'll last into their teenage years and perhaps even into adulthood. The bunk beds in this collection come in different finishes, including white, brushed grey, and weathered blue, which can be paired with any style of child. Some models are available in rustic finishes that blend in with cottage, country or coastal designs.Some bunk beds are equipped with guardrails surrounding the top bunk. Others come with a slide that can be detached to provide an extra layer of protection. This bunk bed is made of knot-free New Zealand Pine wood for the slatted footboards as well as headboards, and guardrails measuring 14 inches surround the upper level. A built-in ladder that is stationary gives access to the top bed and a trundle bed underneath the bed's bottom offers guests a place to sleep for a relaxing night's sleep.As a rule it is recommended to you should only use a bunk that has slides when your child is at least six years old. Younger children may have difficulty to climb the ladder or stairs to the top. You should also check the specifications of each bunk bed to determine the maximum weight limit for the top and bottom beds.3. West Elm Bunk BedIf you can't bring yourself to invest in a full-over-full bunk, this West Elm version offers all the space your kiddos need in a smaller size. The ladder is custom-designed and features an expansive curved opening that can limit the chance of kids hitting their heads when they climb up and down, plus handholds that are angled for added security. It comes in a range of finishes that will match the decor of any room, from white to classic walnut.If your children love to have sleepovers, you can transform a bunkroom into a fun playroom by adding a few 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 space. The wall paper is printed with cactus prints and a chandelier in primary colors create a circus-like feeling, while neutral bedding maintain a sophisticated look.Bunk beds aren't just for kids' rooms, though: A loft bed with a desk could be used as a study area or bedroom for teenagers. In this bunk bed room the lofted bed comes with a desk that was custom-designed and plenty of shelves for storage. Kartell's Philippe Starck Ghost chair adds the mid-century look while a custom wall hanging featuring an artist Katie Ridder beetlecat design adds colour.Kids who love to tuck themselves in will enjoy bunk beds with plenty of storage space built into. This model from West Elm has open and closed compartments to store everything from additional water bottles to books for bedtime as well as a drawer that can hold all their clothes. It's available in full and twin sizes to accommodate the growing bodies.Even reluctant kids will 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 siblings and friends while a slanted climb wall with hand and footholds on both sides makes it easy to climb up the top bunk.If you want a bunk bed that can evolve with your kids pick a wooden platform. This kind of frame for bunk beds provides a sturdy mattress without the need for box springs. It is available in a variety of sizes and styles that will suit 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 assembling a bed at the store. This free bunk bed design from Ana White includes diagrams, the list of materials and tools and directions. kids bunk beds can be disassembled to make them easier to move or arrange. The classic design is also easy to modify with paint or stain.If your children prefer playing with their friends than sleeping, you can transform a basic bunk into a fort-like structure. This Birds and Soap bunk bed is a fantastic idea for both adults and kids. It can be customized to suit your child's preferences with curtains and other decor. Bunk beds like this one can make sharing a bedroom more enjoyable for your siblings or guests.Another innovative option is bunk beds that double as a storage space and stairs. Facebook fan Daily Wood used plywood, pine trim and Oriental ginger stain to create this set of bunk beds which include a handy shelf built into the staircase. The design maximizes space within the home without sacrificing comfort or safety.When it comes to bunk bed material wood is generally more durable and sturdy than metal. It is also aesthetically appealing and can be stained in any color to make it look like the bedroom. If you want an authentic look it is possible to use natural wood, and avoid staining altogether for a natural appearance that is easy clean and maintain. Wood is also a good option for bunk beds which will be used by children because it is less likely to scratch or scratch than other surfaces.A bunk bed made of wood can be a timeless furniture piece that your children will cherish for years to come. It is a perfect solution for families with a small living space or who needs additional sleeping space. If you pick furniture that is of the highest quality, it will last generations and can be handed over to children when they are ready for their own bedroom.