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Mid Sleeper Small Single Standard bed frames cannot provide the same storage options as mid sleepers or cabin beds. Pull out desks can be easily tucked into furniture when not in usage, and shelves are available to store their ever-growing collection. Consider also children's bunk beds with shelves that are equipped with hooks – perfect for drinking a glass of water or a book. Sleeping Area The platform for sleeping of the mid-sleeper is elevated from the ground and often includes sides to create a secure and safe environment that encourages a healthy sleep posture and spinal alignment. This allows children to sleep longer, better and more peacefully. It also contributes to their physical and mental health. The small single bed is a fantastic option for children who are transitioning from cribs to beds. It provides a familiar space for sleeping that is comfortable and introduces the elements of an adult bed that encourage independence. The elevated platform and enclosed space will also promote relaxation and a calm routine at night. Mid sleeper cabin beds are designed to be multifunctional play, study and sleeping areas for your children. The raised sleeping surface allows you to put furniture like an office or a sofa under. It is also sturdy, so there's no need to worry about falling. A mid sleeper is a great choice for kids who have begun to show interest in academic pursuits and homework. Mid-sleepers for kids can include storage built-in and give your child more space to relax and spread out. They usually come with a chest of drawers, pullout desk or extensive shelving that can accommodate all sorts of things, including books and toys. Some models, like the Julian Bowen Skye Playhouse Mid Sleeper, are made to look like houses or castles for knights that children can personalize with curtains and windows for an exciting touch. The majority of children's mid-sleepers have stairs or ladders that help them climb to the platform that is above their bed. They are constructed with wide treads and guardrails to allow young children to climb. You should always supervise your child while they use the stairs or ladder to ensure they're adhering to safety guidelines and not trying to climb too quickly. You can also find single-mid sleepers which don't need a ladder or stairs at all, to give a more sleek and compact appearance. Mattress A single with a mid-sleep position is a fantastic option. The bold designs and fun features of these beds captivate the imagination of children and allow them to relax in a dreamlike state. The majority of these beds come with built-in storage beneath the mattress which is an excellent option if you are struggling to make room for a wardrobe or drawers. The extra space under your mattress could be used to store low-level items that will expand with your child. It could be open cupboards for totes or drawers that are neat and tidy, with a smooth, no-slip operation. The kind of mattress you pick will be based on the position of your sleeper. A softer mattress is best for side or front sleepers, while a firmer mattress is ideal for stomach and back sleepers. There are also mattresses that offer additional advantages like anti-dustmite treatment and cooling features to help promote a healthy sleep. Some of these mattresses can accommodate pull out desks that offer a great study area. These beds can be a lifesaver when you're trying to get the floor cleared in your children's room and allow them to continue their homework while they study. Many of the mattresses we sell for mid sleeper cabin beds can be vacuum packed to make delivery easier which reduces their size to a fraction of their original size for easier maneuvering around your home after arriving. This is an excellent option if you're worried about lifting and moving such a large bed, especially for those with back or joint issues. By converting them with optional kits, a few of our mid-sleeper beds can be transformed into a daybed and a bunkbed. This lets them develop with your child. This is ideal for families who require a shared bedroom for a prolonged period of time. For example, the Kidsaw Urban Midsleeper 1 is a classic white and birch mattress that can be transformed into a loft style bunk or a standard single bed with an incline. The Julian Bown Skye Midsleeper an aesthetic dream that appears like the castle, is customized with curtains, twinkling lights or removable stickers. Under-bed Storage Mid sleeper cabin beds are popular because they provide plenty of storage options. Unlike high sleeper and bunk beds that are raised to an extremely high level, they typically only sit about one metre from the floor, leaving plenty of room underneath to put furniture and other practical features. The most obvious under bed storage solution is drawers. They can be put on either side of the bed or along its length. Some even have room to make a table for the bed. Look out for drawers that can be incorporated seamlessly into the divan base to create a neat and seamless finish. Woven drawers and baskets made of natural materials are a different under-bed storage option worth taking into consideration. Woven fibers circulate air and eliminate dampness and musty smells. This keeps stored items fresh and safe. A vacuum-packed storage bag is ideal for items that will be kept for a longer time. It will eliminate all air and allow you to squeeze in more. You could also consider a stylish, purpose-designed small single cabin bed that has built-in cabinets and drawers. These will not only make use of the space under your bed to the max, they also help keep things organized and tidy. Drawer systems with smooth no-wobble runners are a must, particularly if you want to stop them from jamming. If you decide to go with a wood model for your home, choose an attractive finish that matches the decor of the room. It's also worth searching for mid-sleeper cabin beds with desks that can be pulled out if studying is your top priority. Not only will these give your children a comfortable place to work from or spend time with friends, but they'll also make the most of the space in their bedroom too. Select options that include chairs to make the most of this feature. Design A single bed is a great choice for children who like to climb and explore. These mid-sleepers are often made of solid hardwoods and they come with ladders that meet the strict safety standards. You can avoid from entrapment by choosing beds which have guard rails on the sides of the upper mattress. Some beds also have an extra net to protect the mattress to provide security. The majority of children's beds are designed for children aged six years or older. They are designed with vibrant colours that appeal to their growing imaginations. Alternatively, look for a design that features shelving and a pull out desk to give you more space to study or play. A lot of our designs come with accessories such as tents, tunnels, and pocket organizers to help keep your bedroom tidy and organized. The Pino wooden mid-sleeper that comes with a curtain for instance is available in 3 frames and 9 curtains for the bed. These are available in neutral to themed styles such as princesses and unicorns. Similarly, some of our single cabins or loft beds can be made into a day bed or bunk bed by using an optional conversion kit (sold separately). This lets your child alter the room as their interests change. If you're thinking of a convertible single cabin bed, go for a sturdy construction that can accommodate an adult weight limit of 80kg's. Think about a neutral design to accommodate multiple preferences when introducing a tiny single into a bedroom shared by two. Paint the walls a new shade of grey or duck-egg blue to create a backdrop for bedding and furniture that can be easily styled in purple, pink or red. You should consider a cabin bed that has an integrated wardrobe if adding one to your child's bedroom. This reduces space on the floor and allows your child to keep their clothes neatly organized. Our Julian Bowen Stella and Cookie mid-sleeper models come with side drawers that have plenty of storage space for toys, books and bits and bobs.