Toddler Beds: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. Toddler beds breed in our children an early sense of independence. That said, historically, beds for our youngest children differ significantly among cultures. In the west, the crib became the crib as a kind of extension of the bassinet or the cradle. Beds for toddlers grew out of that. Kids got too big for the crib's confinement, and parents simply removed its bars.
Fact #2. Most toddler beds are long enough to accommodate even the tallest of toddlers. They also often offer storage solutions for the toddler's space. Some of them are the back half of convertible crib designs meant to save you money as your child grows.
Fact #3. Most beds, even the ones aimed at advanced toddlers, have some kind of guardrail. While your baby transitions in size and physical dexterity, it's important to have a little protection against falling out of bed. The bars or rails at the bed's edges provide just the right amount.
Fact #4. You might pick up one of these beds, get it home, and put it together, only to realize too late that it doesn't come with a mattress. Most of these beds work fine with standard crib mattresses. If you've got one from your current crib you can use it as a holdover. It's recommended that you get a new one by this point, as it'll make the transition even more comfortable for your child.
Fact #5. You may be researching these beds during a crib purchase with the thought of toddler beds down the line. If so, it's a good idea to get one of the models that converts over time from a crib to a bed. These grow along with your child. They end up being the best bang for your buck. They'll also keep you from tearing your hair out over redecorating the nursery.