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Making the right choice when it comes to choosing your child’s bed can be very difficult. There are endless options and you often don’t even know where to start. In this blog we’re going to guide you through some of the best options available for you, hopefully making your decision a lot easier when it comes down to crunch time.
Fun Beds
Whether you have the next Lionel Messi or a future Mrs Windsor living under your roof, there are loads of fun beds out there. There’s a huge selection of beds that have been specifically designed around a theme, whether that’s a football bed or a prince castle. They come in a wide range of different sizes, starting with a standard single bed, or if your child needs a bit more growing room, there are doubles and king size doubles available.
Cabin Beds
Somehow our children seem to own more things than we do, so accumulate a lot of mess! Cabin beds give you multiple storage options, giving you a great place to store any of that annoying clutter that gets in the way. They also give them somewhere to study, and of course, the most important bit, somewhere comfy to sleep. There are loads of multipurpose cabin beds available, with simple versions that just include storage, to cabin beds with a play area and a desk area. The options truly are endless, and they’re bound to make your children very happy and content. There’s a great range of cabin beds from Bed Guru if you’re on the lookout.
Bunk Beds
If you have more than one child sharing a room then look no further than a bunk bed. Not only are they space friendly, kids love them! They’re also great if your child has a friend over to stay as it gives your guest a bed to sleep on. There’s a massive range of beds available, with some featuring a single top bunk and a double bottom bunk, to both top and bottom featuring single beds. You can also get them with a ladder, or they also come with steps if your child isn’t keen on the idea of climbing a ladder.

High & Mid Sleepers
These beds essentially give you the best of both a bunk bed and cabin bed. It incorporates a bunk beds design but provides you with the storage of a cabin bed. If space is at a premium then it may well be worth taking a look at these. They’re designed in a similar fashion to bunk beds, expect the bottom bed has been replaced by storage space and usually with a desk or play area for your kids. They’re a cabin bed but for older children. So if you have older children that are growing out of their cabin bed, then definitely take a look at these versatile children’s beds, which offer space-saving solutions without compromising on style or functionality. With various configurations and design options, you can find a high or mid sleeper that suits your child’s needs and adds a playful touch to their room.

As you can hopefully see there are loads of options available, it’s just about ensuring you make the right choice for your child. This comes down to their age, how much space you have, and what they enjoy doing. Hopefully, our guide has made choosing the right bed a lot easier for you!
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