Kids' Beds

Children's beds are a central part of the kids' room for children and babies, shaping both rest and everyday routines. Here you'll find solutions from cots to beds designed for school-age children, so every child can find their size and style. The beds are made for sleeping, quiet reading moments and creating a play space, especially when the bed comes with a drawer or storage compartment.

When choosing, start with the dimensions (e.g. 70×120/160, 80×140/160/180 or 90×200), the material and whether you need extra features such as an under-bed drawer, safety rails, a roof/decorative elements or a ladder. This also helps parents plan the space at home, keep bedding tidy and choose a set with a comfortable mattress for their child. A proper fit for age and sleeping habits helps make sleep steady and the kids' room more practical.

Children's beds in different sizes and for everyday comfort

Children's beds help create a clear and functional kids' room solution for the home. It's important that the bed suits the child's age and the room: for babies and toddlers, safe solutions that take height and position into account are preferred, while older children need beds built for longer use and stability. Many beds offer added value, such as a drawer that makes storing bedding and textiles easier.

If you're looking for a bed your child can grow with, an extendable bed or a solution with a more universal size is often a good choice. The style can range from a house bed to a simpler standard bed, but it's always worth checking which mattress and base construction the bed is compatible with.

Cots, baby baskets and solutions for the growing years

For babies and toddlers, a comfortable foundation is a type of bed that supports the daily rhythm and makes moving it around easy. The category includes both cots and baby baskets (including crocheted basket-style designs), which are often used to soothe a baby and support a sense of closeness at home. A cot usually goes together with a mattress, whose thickness and material can affect comfort.

When choosing, make sure the solution is practical for home use and easy to care for. As your child grows, it makes sense to consider how the bed's features or size will work together over time.

House beds and bunk beds: spatial play and flexible layout

House beds are a popular choice because they create a "place of their own" in a child's room, where it's easier to settle down and play. Some designs have a roof or curtains that add a sense of shelter and help create a sleeping environment that feels safe to a child. House beds are a great fit for those who want a clear theme in the kids' room.

Bunk beds are especially practical when floor space in the kids' room is limited or when you need a solution for two children. With a bunk bed you often need to consider the ladder or access direction and check that the bed is comfortable and safe to use. Some bunk bed models also include storage that helps keep both toys and bed textiles tidy.

Bed accessories and storage solutions that make everyday life easier

Bed accessories help complete the set. It's important that the choice supports both safety and ease of use: for example an under-bed drawer, a solution suited to an additional base, or a construction part designed for a specific bed. A drawer is practical because it reduces the need for a separate storage cabinet and leaves more room for play.

Some standard bed models are linked with guards or a cover, and together with the mattress this determines how comfortably the child sleeps. If the bed comes with a separate frame or a solid base, it's worth checking how it works with the particular mattress.

How to choose a child's bed: size, age and comfort

Whether a child's bed is right depends above all on its size, the child's needs and how it will be used every day. Before ordering, consider whether you need to save floor space, whether a themed solution (e.g. a house bed) matters to your child, or whether two children will share the same room.

As a practical summary, review the following selection criteria:

• Size: 70×120/160, 80×140/160/180 or 90×200 cm are common ranges; choose according to the room and your child's growth.
• Age suitability: solutions for babies and toddlers differ from beds for school-age children; check the age ranges and intended use.
• Mattress compatibility: make sure the mattress suits the thickness and base structure (e.g. coconut fibre or PUR foam solutions).
• Safety: safety rails, rounded edges and a stable construction are especially important for active sleepers.
• Storage: a bed drawer or storage space helps keep the kids' room tidy during both play and sleep.
• Material and care: wooden frames and quality surfaces are practical for everyday use; check the finish and care recommendations.

Once you've thought these points through, it's easier to put together a cohesive children's bed your child will love, with a matching mattress set.

Related subcategories

• Baby Bassinets
• Baby Cots
• Mattresses
• House Beds
• Bunk Beds
• Standard Beds
• Bed Accessories