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Toddler Bedding Sets
Create the Perfect Transition for Your Toddler
Your baby is not a baby any more – too big for a crib but too small for a full size bed, a toddler bed might be the perfect solution. The same size as a crib, toddler beds are generally relatively inexpensive and provide the perfect transition for the child who has outgrown their crib but is not quite ready for something too big or too high off the ground. It also could be time to pick a bedding set that more perfectly suits your little toddler who is becoming more and more of their own person.
Frequently Asked Questions
Toddler bed mattresses and standard crib mattresses are the same size. Some of the items that worked for your baby, could continue to be used on your toddler bed – like your crib sheets. But, your kid is bigger now and might want things like a larger blanket, a standard size pillow or a blanket that tucks in around a flat sheet (all items that might have been too big or not safe for a baby’s crib).
A toddler bed is an exciting purchase that marks an important stage in a child’s life! An upgrade from their crib, the transition to a toddler bed gives little ones the freedom to get in and out of bed more easily, creating much less stress for parents come bedtime. With so many interesting choices in beds and bedding, it's also a chance to find one that expresses your kid’s unique personality!
Everyone's child is different, so there's no one-size-fits-all answer. Some babies feel secure enough in their cribs until 3+ years old, and for others it may be more appropriate in the 18-24 month range. However, keep an eye out for signs from your toddler that they are ready! They might specifically tell you they want to sleep in a “big kid” bed, or show signs such as jumping out of their crib and climbing over the rail. All these cues can give you an indication that it may be time to start thinking about transitioning them. Reach out to your pediatrician if you are unsure.