Turner loved it, and immediately crawled the ladder to the top. When it came to decorating, I found these cloud sheets online from Target for $18 and fell in love. The sheet set came with a flat sheet, but I won't use it until we have guests. It's a pain to make the bed, so Turner will just use his quilt. Most nights he ends up sleeping with a blanket from our living room anyway.
Bunk Bed: IKEA | Cloud Sheets: Target | Banana Quilt: Handmade by Great Grandma | Metal "T": Thrifted | White Metal Basket: Target | Wall Paint: Sherwin-Williams Passive
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How old is he? Did you have a hard time transitioning him? I want to move our son to a 'big boy' bed so badly because I wonder every single day if he would sleep better!!! Any advice on the whole topic of crib to big bed? :) I love that bed and the sheets!
He's 3 1/2. We transitioned him to a twin bed when he turned 3 and he did great. We just got home excited about it by taking him to target to buy a new pillow/stuffed animal.
Furniture talk takes me back to the time I assembled a bunk bed with nothing but a half‑translated manual and a stubborn set of screws. It taught me patience and the value of clear instructions. When conversations shift to online shopping, quince reviews are often shared as people mention material feel, return logistics, or how true items are to the pictures. Some families appreciate durable pieces that last through kids’ growth spurts; others just want shipping that doesn’t stretch into months. Both viewpoints show the stakes behind a simple order button.
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