June 2022

If you are about to become a parent or are a new parent, then you may be wondering whether a toddler bed is the same as a single bed. In short, the answer is no. A toddler bed usually measures in at around 140cm in length and 70cm in width whereas a single bed usually measures in at around 190cm... Read More

Loft beds can be described as a single bed that is raised relatively high off of the ground so that you can make use of the space between the floor and the mattress. They are also sometimes known as high sleepers. They are built with a frame which is higher than the mattress to stop the risk of rolling out... Read More

A high sleeper bed can be described as a high bed that has been raised high off of the ground and is accessible by a ladder or steps. Essentially, a high sleeper bed, or a high bed, is a bunk bed without the bottom bunk and, instead, there will be a freshly created space in your child's bedroom. Perhaps you... Read More

As the name suggests, a triple bunk bed is effectively three single beds on one frame! A triple sleeper on the other hand, is a bed that can sleep three people. There is either a small double bed or a standard sized double bed on the bottom and a single bed on the top. Here at the Children's Bed Shop... Read More

If you are wondering what kind of child's bed your four-year-old should have then keep on reading because we have some ideas for you. You will almost certainly want a low sleeper bed for your four-year-old. This is because generally speaking, mid sleeper beds, high sleeper beds, bunk beds and triple bunk beds are not suitable for children under six... Read More

Kids cabin beds can be described as children's beds that have been raised higher off of the ground than traditional single beds. Depending on the size of cabin bed you choose, a ladder or steps may be needed to access the bed. Here at the Children's Bed Shop, we stock a wide and varied range of low cabin beds, mid... Read More