P'kolino Toddler Bed and Chair, White

Some of these complaints are silly. The guard rails are in the middle of the bed? Of course they arethey're there to keep the body of your toddler from falling out. The packaging was messy and some vacuuming occurred? You spend an hour trying to take apart any packaging from Fisher-Price, and then talk to me about the downsides of P'kolinos packaging.

Would you like a modern toddler bed, that is made of solid wood, with sound construction, that arrives in one piece, that fits pretty much every toddler mattress, and when you're DONE with this whole silly toddler bed nonsense, it's still a viable piece of furniture? Yes? Well friends. Look no further. I am a hefty mama, and I can attest to the fact that I can lay on that bed, during rough nights, and rub a toddler back. I can attest to the paint not coming off, even during rabid teething sessions. I can tell you how sharp it looks in a room. I can tell you how wonderfully simple the directions to put it together were. And you, my friend, can buy this bed and enjoy. Wahoo!

I recently bought this bed for my 2 1/2 yr old son who figured out how to climb out of his crib. It took my husband and I less than an hour to put together. If you've ever put together an Ikea bookcase or dresser, this is along the same lines. Takes some concentration, but not difficult at all. My son loves it and it looks very cute in his room. My only complaint is that it is sold as easy to convert to a chair and back to a bed when you have to actually remove screws and use your tools to do so. When he grows out of it we won't be quickly converting it to a bed again for sleepovers. But overall we are very happy with our purchase.

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We bought this bed for our daughter, who was a little over 2 and ready to move out of her crib.

PROS:

Attractive design: modern and fun but still kid-appropriate

Solid construction: shake it and it doesn't move easily

Decent price: not the cheapest bed out there, but far from the most expensive

Easy to assemble: takes about an hour, all tools included, reasonably clear instructions

Converts to a chair:we haven't done this yet, but it seems easy enough to do when the time is right, and it comes with the necessary cushions

Rollout proof (absent lots of contortions, which our daughter sometimes does)

CONS:

Not the most intuitive layout:because the sideboards are right in the middle of the bed, the spaces to crawl in and out are a little tight; it's not a big deal once the child gets used to it, but it's not obvious at first what the best way in/out is.

Low headboard:as others have pointed out, it's pretty easy for little heads to get bonked on it when first getting used to the bed. We covered the headboard with a quilt and that solved the problem during the transition.

Overall, it's a solid and attractive bed.Just be careful of the headboard!

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I purchased this Toddler Bed for my son, he just turned 3. It is a solid piece with the great added functionality that it turns into a chair. I found the headboard to be similar to other toddler beds and with its rounded corners I found no problem with it. Looks great and is not that expensive. I would recommend!

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This Toddler bed suffers from a low headboard.Kids who aren't used to sleeping in beds and are used to flopping around in the crib tend to whack their head on the top corner of the headboard. I installed a little padding on top of it and it's much safer, if not quite as attractive as it was.

It was rather easy to assemble, it took me about 20-30 minutes. Mattress from the crib (large foam) fit in there nicely.It comes with a thin pad for the chair configuration, which we haven't tried yet.Looks nice, solid.