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Cabin Beds and Mid Sleepers Kids love cabin beds and mid sleepers as they add a bit of fun to nighttime. They can turn into play spaces or dens, and even craft areas! Mid sleepers are lower and have a lower staircase or ladder than high sleepers. They are therefore perfect for children who are younger. Some are equipped with storage solutions like shelves, drawers and cube bookcases. cabin bed with desk mid sleeper -Saving The majority of rooms for children are confined in space, so optimizing storage solutions is key. Mid sleepers and cabin beds are a great solution for that, as they can provide ample storage space while being a beautiful accent piece for the room. These beds often include built-in storage underneath such as drawers or shelves which can be used in various ways. Some of our cabin bed designs for kids include a sofa underneath. This is great for reading a book or for an evening sleepover. We have a range of cabin beds that come with pull-out wardrobes that allow your children access to the full set of drawers. This means that all of their toys, books and clothes can be tucked efficiently and they'll have more floor space to play. We offer a variety of cool open and closed wardrobes so that they can design their own look for their bedroom. A kids mid sleeper is slightly different to the cabin bed as they are raised just a bit higher from the ground and come with or without a ladder or steps. This is perfect for children who wish to transition from a single bed to a mid-sleeper. It gives them the feeling of independence while still allowing them to safely use the stairs. If you're looking to buy something larger than a mid-sleeper, then take a look at our high sleeper choices. We suggest that children should be at minimum six years old before they can use the top bunk on an upper or middle-sleeper. However, it's worth looking over the individual product's details pages, as manufacturers may have their own safety guidelines. The top bunk of a cabin bed could also cause damage to the structure and even injure your child. Mid sleeper and cabin beds are an excellent option to make space in your child's room and are able to be adapted as their needs change. They can be easily converted into a desk or seating area, or even an enjoyable crafting space. This will help your child keep their room neat and tidy when they're studying or playing. Fun for All Ages A cabin bed can take the fun of a child's bedroom to a whole new level, offering storage and play in one space. These raised beds maximize floor space while not making your children feel like they are living in the midst of a treehouse. They can be lifesavers for families with limited space. Mid-sleeper and cabin beds come in a variety of models that come with shelves, drawers or cupboards to help your children organize their belongings. This will help keep their bedroom clean and clutter-free and prevent them from throwing their toys in the bed or out of reach. We offer options for children who want to be a bit more creative. They can turn their raised bed into a second bedroom or even a secret place to hide. Some of our mid-sleeper beds even have slides for a playful entry and exit. You might also think about a bed with an integrated desk or other storage options, according to your child's particular needs. Our mid sleeper range features desks that can be pulled out, ideal for children who need to work on their homework or require an area to study or relax. Both mid and cabin beds are suitable for children of all ages, but they're particularly ideal for 10-14 year olds. Your kids will have more tasks at this stage and may want to use the space underneath their mid sleeper beds as a study area or a place to store pens and notepads for school. It's essential to look over the product's specifications for any safety guidelines. Manufacturers typically recommend a maximum of 6 years for a mid- or high-sleeper. However, many children are able to use a cabin bed earlier age, particularly if it's designed with safety in mind and offers the right level of difficulty for them. A few of our kids' cabin beds even come with a mattress protector to safeguard their investment. Can be Converted Into the Single Bed The great thing about many of the cabin beds and mid sleeper options we offer is that they can be easily converted into single beds. This is perfect if your children outgrow their bunk bed or need a change to their bedroom arrangement. By simply taking the ladder off and replacing it with a solid single bed frame, they can enjoy a new look to their bedroom and enjoy an excellent night's sleep. Many beds for mid-sleepers offer a variety of storage options to keep your child's room neat and organized. This could include a pull-out desk and cubby storage which can be used as an office space or open shelves for books and toys. Some models also have fun play tents beneath which can be used for pretending or a relaxing space in a den. They could also include a shelf with a hook to replace the bedside. It is a great place to keep a lamp, book, or if your child enjoys reading in bed. With some imagination, your kids can transform the space under their bed into a cozy space to relax in all through the night! It is nevertheless important to keep in mind that children should not jump off of a bunk or high sleeper bed as this can cause damage to the structure. A cabin bed or a mid-sleeper is a better option since it was constructed with safety in consideration. They usually have solid guardrails to stop accidents in the night. As we all know that space in a child's bedroom is small, and this could result in their clothes and toys could quickly become out of control. This is why a lot of the cabin and mid sleeper beds we sell include a variety of storage solutions. They can include drawers under the bed that are perfect to store shoes and clothes and cubby storage that can be used to store toys, trinkets and books. Additionally, some mid sleeper beds can be fitted with a pull out desk that is perfect for a study area and will help keep your child's bedroom neat and tidy. Ideal for sleepovers A space-saving cabin bed or mid sleeper is not just ideal for when your child has friends over but it can also be used as a sleeping area when they have a sibling or a cousin staying with them occasionally. A lot of our mid-sleeper and cabin beds come with a range of furniture options underneath like shelves, desks, drawers and more. This allows your child to make the most of their space beneath. A lot of our bunk beds and mid sleeper beds come with elegant play tents and tunnels that can be hidden beneath the bed. This is a fantastic space for your children to read or relax, or have sleepovers. If your child is a keen learner, you can find beds with a mid-sleeper that come with desks which they can use to finish their homework, and put them back under the bed when they're done. Another fun activity to take part in during a sleepover is to enjoy a gooey finger painting session. You can find a variety of paints in a majority of art stores. Let your child's imagination take over. It's a great way for families to spend some quality time together and will create memories that will last long after the art work has dried. You can also snap some funny photos at an evening with your friends by setting up a booth, and then encouraging them to dress in their best outfits. You can then choose the best photos and print them out for everyone to take home. If you want to engage in a more energetic and energetic game, you could organize a pillow fight for your children and their buddies. The rules are easy Each player is given an object that they attempt to throw at their opponent as many times as they can without it hitting them. This can be a really entertaining and competitive game that guarantees loads of laughs. You can also enjoy the stars in a more peaceful way with your children and friends. Find a spot with an unobstructed view of the night sky and minimal light pollution and get your friends to settle down with a blanket and a pillow before getting started. You can then look at the constellations and try to figure them out or simply take in the view.