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KidKraft Modern Toddler Cot: Top Style for the Under-4 Set
I’ve had my eye on the KidKraft Modern Toddler Cot
Prior to this new bed, we had been having issues with finding Clare sleeping on the floor in the middle of the night, so it was important that her next bed have guard rails and be low to the ground. This bed covers both requirements and I’m happy to report that Clare has stayed snug-as-a-bug every night since sleeping in the KidKraft Modern Toddler Cot
The bed ships in a compact box and the assembly instructions are extremely clear. It did take some time to put together; there were many, many bolts and one of those tiny evil Allen wrenches involved, but I’m guessing that it took about the same amount of time as most any DIY Toddler Bed assembly.
The Modern Toddler Cot is designed to hold a standard crib mattress and, I’m not sure why, but it seems a lot smaller in person than in photos. It’s actually quite compact.
I’ve always heard good things about KidKraft products, and this well-designed bed is no exception. I’m quite certain that it will endure the abuse of Clare and the next two children with style. The KidKraft Modern Toddler Cot
–Jacinda Boneau | Read more from Jacinda on Baby’s First Year
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5 Comments
Jen Martensen commented on Mar 21 11 at 12:28 pmI’d bookmarked this toddler bed when I saw it online, and am so glad to hear about your real-life experience with it! We’re not quite at the point of transitioning Austin yet (he’s 19 months), but the Modern Toddler Cot is definitely the front-runner of the handful of options I’ve seen so far.
Tiphanie commented on Mar 21 11 at 12:36 pmI saw this at walmart.com totally adorable. We went a slightly cheaper route. But i did love this one! So cute!
brooke rains commented on Mar 21 11 at 6:49 pmLove it! I put it in my Amazon cart, where I like to save things and secretly hope my husband will accidentally order it.
Nicole Francis commented on Apr 25 11 at 3:54 pmI also bought this bed for my son when he was ready to leave the crib, I love it! Besides feeling comfortable with his safety the natural wood goes with every decor. It’s a must have. I get so many complements on his bed.
ashleigh commented on Dec 23 11 at 10:17 amKidKraft items are made of particleboard, which is not wood – it’s mostly glue and filler and contains formaldehyde. There is no way I’d buy my child a bed made of toxins.
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