Infants grow so quickly that it is often more cost effective for parents on a budget to get a crib that can convert to toddler beds when they are expecting a baby. These conversion cribs are beautiful and functional. The beds are found in a 4-in-1 conversion that will grow with the baby until it is a teen. Or, a person may select a 2-in-1 conversion that will move into the toddler stage with your infant.
For a baby moving into the toddler stage, having a familiar bed to begin sleeping in is a great comfort. It is often much easier to move a toddler into the converted crib that they are familiar with than to make them adjust to a new bed. The toddler will often sleep more soundly and comfortably when they have the familiarity of their mattress and bed surrounding them as they sleep.
The 2-in-1 conversion cribs give you all of the safety benefits that your toddler had in their original bed. You will find that the beds have a metal frame, retain the style and design of the bed, and will fit any decor. These beds are made to adapt to the changing style and design of the room. They are often made of heavy duty hardwood to assure that they withstand the wear and use of the growing baby and toddler.
The beds move very naturally from crib to toddler bed. The head and foot board of the cribs are usually carved or embedded with a colorful figure or image. This figure stays with the bed throughout the conversion stages of the bed. In addition, it has an adjustable mattress support that is reinforced to keep the mattress securely in place through each conversion.
A great new design found in conversion cribs is the head and foot board with a plexiglass design that allows parents to peek through and see their sleeping baby. These windows provide a colorful addition to the crib and give the baby a way of seeing activity going on outside their crib.
The conversion process includes changing the crib rail into a more flowing guard rail for the bed. This protects your toddler from falling out of bed and adds a touch of whimsy to the bed.
Choosing from the many toddler beds available, you will want to make sure that the bed you select meets the stringent safety standards for baby and children's beds. Getting furniture that will easily adapt to any decor or change in design in the room will assure that your bed will fit your needs throughout your child's developmental stages from baby to toddler.
For a baby moving into the toddler stage, having a familiar bed to begin sleeping in is a great comfort. It is often much easier to move a toddler into the converted crib that they are familiar with than to make them adjust to a new bed. The toddler will often sleep more soundly and comfortably when they have the familiarity of their mattress and bed surrounding them as they sleep.
The 2-in-1 conversion cribs give you all of the safety benefits that your toddler had in their original bed. You will find that the beds have a metal frame, retain the style and design of the bed, and will fit any decor. These beds are made to adapt to the changing style and design of the room. They are often made of heavy duty hardwood to assure that they withstand the wear and use of the growing baby and toddler.
The beds move very naturally from crib to toddler bed. The head and foot board of the cribs are usually carved or embedded with a colorful figure or image. This figure stays with the bed throughout the conversion stages of the bed. In addition, it has an adjustable mattress support that is reinforced to keep the mattress securely in place through each conversion.
A great new design found in conversion cribs is the head and foot board with a plexiglass design that allows parents to peek through and see their sleeping baby. These windows provide a colorful addition to the crib and give the baby a way of seeing activity going on outside their crib.
The conversion process includes changing the crib rail into a more flowing guard rail for the bed. This protects your toddler from falling out of bed and adds a touch of whimsy to the bed.
Choosing from the many toddler beds available, you will want to make sure that the bed you select meets the stringent safety standards for baby and children's beds. Getting furniture that will easily adapt to any decor or change in design in the room will assure that your bed will fit your needs throughout your child's developmental stages from baby to toddler.