Mid Sleeper Bed For Your Child's Bedroom
A mid sleeper bed gives your child a fantastic place to look out over their world from - or retreat to when it's time to go to bed. Kids who like to draw or play games on their computer may appreciate a model with a handy desk add-on.
Children between the ages of 5 and preteens will benefit from a middle-sleeper bed. Because they are slightly elevated, jumping off of them is not recommended.
Colours
When it comes to kids' mid-sleeper beds, what color scheme you pick is as important as the design. Some colours can disrupt circadian rhythms and hinder the brain's ability to sleep, so you should choose colours that encourage relaxation.
For a contemporary look that is easy to style, go with white for your bed frame. This timeless classic looks great in any bedroom. There is a wide range of single, bunk and cabin mid sleeper beds in white finishes that will suit any taste.
If you're looking for a more subtle shade, try light grey. It's a color that can be matched with any tone and looks stunning with soft pastels or muted tones. The Julian Bowen Pluto Children's Mid Sleeper Cabin Bed is a good option for this and comes with a pull-out desk to help your child concentrate on creative or homework assignments and can be put away with ease after they're done.
Brown is a classic choice because it's akin of the natural world. It has a grounding quality that's calming for the senses and it works well with yellow, which is another popular color for kids' bedrooms. The Julian Bowen Orion wooden mid sleeper bed is a great example of how to combine both shades into a child's bedroom with plenty of storage and shelves to store books, toys and collections.
There are a variety of themed mid-sleeper beds to meet the needs of your child. Children like to express themselves through their favourite colours and therefore, you'll find a wide range of beds that match their tastes. For instance, if your little one loves pirates and pirates, the Trasman Girona children's mid sleeper cabin bed has a fun theme of pirates that they'll be thrilled with.
As your child enters the age of teens, they might prefer an easier style. A simple single bed or bunk bed might appeal to them. At this point you can still give your mid-sleeper an overhaul by adding fairy lights as well as comfy bean bags. This will create a space in which they can relax and unwind in their own space or with a group of friends.
Styles
The beauty of mid sleeper beds is that they can be designed to fit the design and style of the bedroom of your child. There are many designs that come with a variety of furniture options under the bed, such as shelves and desks. This way your child can customize their space and make it their own for whatever purpose they like, from storage, to a play space or even a cozy bedroom.
A pull-out desk is perfect for children who love to read before going to bed. It lets them complete their homework and organize their books. And when it's time them to fall asleep, the desk can be pushed back under the bed to make space for playing.
There are a variety of great mid sleeper designs with stairs that provide your child with the security and safety of access to their bed. This is particularly beneficial for children with small feet, and can help to reduce the chance of falling out of bed. In contrast to high sleeper beds which tend to have a long ladder that could be hazardous for young children These types of beds that are mid-sleep have short steps with a low slope, making it easier and safer to climb up and down.
Many mid-sleeper cabin beds also come with a range of smart furniture options underneath the sleeping platform. These clever pieces that include open cabinets for totes and drawers with no-wobble smooth mechanisms, can make organizing your child's room simple.
There are also designs that provide a cozy enclosed space beneath the bed. It is a great place to read or just relax. This is a great method to create a peaceful and peaceful bedtime routine that can help your child relax before going to sleep.
The Trasman Girona is a great illustration of this, as it comes with play curtains and a hidden door for your little one to explore. It's sure to stimulate their imagination and be a source of entertainment for many years to be. There are also neutral options, like the Oliver Furniture Wood Low Loft Bed, which is available in a variety of curtain colors as well as conversion kits that can turn it into a daybed or bunk bed. This will give your child plenty of space to grow.
Safety
One of the most common worries parents have about mid sleeper beds is security - and they are right to do so. They are generally safe and a great option for children as young as six years old. They are lower to the ground than bunk beds, and typically have a shorter ladder that reduces the chance of falling while climbing up or down. This makes them a more suitable choice for children younger than the age of 8 who may be more nervous about the height of a bunk bed.
The majority of our mid-sleeper beds come with standard UK single mattresses that measure 90 x 190 cm and these fit snugly into the frame to eliminate any gaps that could pose a risk. Many of them feature shelves that can be used to store toys or books, or as an extra nightstand.
Some models include an integrated desk that can be used for homework and study - perfect for students who are starting secondary school or planning to attend college in the near future. For those who are looking to maximize their storage space, certain models include shelves, a desk that can be pulled out, and drawers.
For added security, all our mid sleeper cabin beds are constructed from high quality materials and have been rigorously tested to ensure they meet all safety standards that are appropriate. These tests are especially crucial for furniture for children as they are most likely to be handled and used by children.
Some of our mid sleeper cabin beds also have an inbuilt guard rail designed to prevent accidental falls from the top of the cabin bed. This can help to provide children with a sense of security when they are transitioning from a crib. They are also able to safely use the stairs, without fear of falling or injuring themselves.
The Safety Sleeper is another fantastic addition to our range. This comfortable, safe bed is designed to protect your child from seizures or head banging. It is easy to put up and is able to be moved from room to room, making it ideal for respite, overnight stays with family or holidays. It even has a view window made of vinyl or mesh and can be secured to the bed frame using straps to stabilize it.
Stores
A great feature of beds for mid-sleepers is the space beneath for desks or furniture. These useful additions will aid your child in keeping their room organised and tidy as well as giving them the space to study, craft, or create Lego masterpieces. The most effective designs include an adjustable desk that is easily put away when not in use, thus freeing more floor space to playing.
Some designs incorporate the use of a chest or a small shelving units for kids to store their toys and trinkets. It is also a good idea to encourage your children to take part in chores around the house, by providing them with a designated area to clean and sort their belongings. This helps them to feel proud of their accomplishments, and helps keep the other areas of your home clean as well.
For older children there are beds that can be used as mid-sleepers with study tables and chairs, so they can set up a workspace in their bedroom or in the corner of their room. It's a great method for them to be able to focus on their schoolwork without leaving their bed. It helps students to stay focused throughout the day.
There are also mid sleeper designs that don't have desk space underneath, these can be a fun option for children who are younger to play with. They can create their own home or even transform it into a hospital for their teddies! A bookcase could be added to the mid-sleeper to create an inviting reading space.
You can choose from a variety of styles and colors when selecting a mid-sleeper mattress for your child's bedroom. You can choose sleek, white designs that will suit modern interiors, or a bright pink to give the room a unique look. If you're concerned that their favorite color is too intense and busy, you can try more subtle shades like grey or duck egg blue for an understated yet elegant appearance. However you choose to style your kid's mid-sleeper, make sure to select a sturdy fabric so it can stand up to years of rough use.