Can I safely use a toddler bed mattress on this loft bed?
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No it would be too small and I fear they might get hurt. Twin bed fits best and make sure it's not bigger than 8" thick or you lose the lip to keep them in the bed.
1153053
No, it needs a twin size mattress. I think it would be dangerous to use a toddler mattress. A toddler mattress would be too small. The child could fall and get stuck or stick an arm or leg through the support slats that are under the mattress.
1153054
No. A toddler bed mattress is too small. You need a twin size bunk bed mattress.
1153055
No. A toddler bed is too small and there are wooden slats with spaces between each slat that hold the mattress. I put particle board on the slats for extra support for the twin mattress so that would be an option. Although getting tripped up in space between a toddler mattress and the bed frame is a danger for an elevated bed.
736211
I don't see why it's not for toddler. I plan on using it until he moves into a twin bed! :)
1151642
I also used the mattress on a loft style bed, and it fit nicely. The bed was purchased for my young son (3), so I completely understand your concern for safety. The mattress measured about 6 1/2 inches and about 7 1/2 inches after a mattress protector and bedding was added. I also wanted to add, this mattress is so comfortable I find myself sleeping in bed with him often :) Hope this helps!
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My son is two and will just switch to the toddler. It's still holds up okay he's just under 35 pounds. We're still using the same baby mattress. By the time he is three we will definitely need to change something. Probably go to a Twin bed. I hope this helps.
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I think this mattress would be great for a 2-4 year old. It is not too soft or too firm. Both of my kids have this mattress and they will still be on it when I convert their cribs to toddler beds.
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Hello, I would get a regular twin mattress. We put a plywood and a low profile box spring. If you put a bunkie board and a pillow top it might work. The only problem with a pillow top would be it might be to high and the mattress might make the child be even with the side rails.
2113500
I don't think so and I honestly wouldn't use it for a bed for a kid, I would be worried about chocking.
1764758
There is a different part for the toddler bed. You need new rails unless you bought them with the original crib.
928850
Yes, but it is lower than a typical loft bed so depending on the thickness of the mattress the person sleeping undernear may be very uncomfortable.
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Yes. They will probably make the mattress a little snug when you put it in the crib, but that is ok. We used these at every level for our mattress and currently still use them and the mattress is in the lowest position with our almost 14 month old. I love this product!
58655
We have two of them and one has a bit more loft than than the other but they are plenty high for a 2-5 year old. Hope this helps
1896397
We bought this bed when my son turned 2 and he loved it. You may want to consider an additional bed rail because it doesn't stick up past the matress very far.
1199409
The beds are great very sturdy and well made. We purchased pretty cheap mattresses from amazon and found that the slats are not so sturdy. Plan on inlay of plywood with mattress on top. I think whatever you get will work fine. Just basic mattress. Kind of depends on weight and age of your little people
351415
No...when you convert the crib to a toddler bed you are only removing the front bar and front panel. The rest of the crib stays put together, so the mattress still fits
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Yes. Most toddler beds use the same size mattress as a crib. Ours does and the sheets fit perfectly.
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Hi Amanda, I bought this twin beds for my 3 year old twins, I don't think that you be comfortable, for me, they Need more support where you put the cushion, It si very fragile. Check www.ikea.com I bought many cheap and very good stuff there.
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I think the toddler mattress will be too small. A regular twin size mattress fits perfectly.