Floor Bed - Twin Size

My little girl loves this bed. It's very well made and was easy to put together. Pretty easy to move out of the way too.

I had been looking for MONTHS for the perfect floor bed to transition my toddler to from his crib. I just really loved the look of this. It allows him to climb in and out but still provides a barrier so he doesn’t just roll out of the bed. I also like that when the rail is removed as he gets older, it won’t look too young for him. No one wants to buy a new bed frame every 2-3 years.It was easy to put together, I did it by myself in about 45 minutes (I did use a drill as suggested for the slats, so that went by fast). I’ve had my toddler in it for just about a month now, and I’m very happy with my purchase.

As soon as we unpacked this i was impressed with the consistency and quality of the wood. This was simple enough to build and has been working great. I appreciate the rounded edges since my toddler is constantly pushing boundaries. I love it and I’m so happy with the quality especially at this price point.

I love the way this sits on the floor.. This is my little one's first bed frame and I don't want her rolling out of bed in the middle of the night. I feel very safe with this setup! She loves it too!Everything went together fine and the materials are high quality. It looks like everything will last for many years so that's good too, the twin size will last her quite a while! This is a solid well built kiddo's bed frame, I'd recommend!

At first I was nervous because this bed didn't have a ton of reviews, and was a lot cheaper than many Montessori-style floor beds I was looking at, but when I saw the brand I decided to go for it - it's the same brand as my toddler's kitchen tower, which I love.In short, this was a fantastic purchase. The bed was no harder or easier than any other bed to assemble, and the wood is quality, real wood. My two year old can easily get in and out on her own, and we plan on eventually taking the rail off to make it more appropriate as she grows. I feel like slapping the "Montessori" name on products makes them able to be sold at a huge markup, but Ocodile seems more concerned with getting quality products to kids instead of getting as much money as they possibly can. It's the perfect bed for a growing child.