106.00$ with free shipping at amazon. So maybe better to get there if you have prime.

http://www.amazon.com/KidKraft-Slatted-Toddler-Bed-Honey/dp/B00592BOU4

I understand why toddler beds are closer to the ground. But why do they have slats by the kid's heads? Couldn't someone lose a nose or ear that way?

mjc613 wrote:I understand why toddler beds are closer to the ground. But why do they have slats by the kid's heads? Couldn't someone lose a nose or ear that way?

That's exactly what I thought when I saw it. Looks like kids with that boat bed may have CPS knocking on their door about the bumps and bruises.

They need to make a dinosaur bed....that's safe.

mjc613 wrote:I understand why toddler beds are closer to the ground. But why do they have slats by the kid's heads? Couldn't someone lose a nose or ear that way?

To keep their pillows from falling off the bed? Just a theory, since my daughter sleeps in a regular twin and her pillow is pretty much always on the floor. ;)

If you have limited space (like you need a bed that will fit exactly where the crib was) then these are a good deal and well made. But, if you have the space skip the toddler bed and just go with a nice platform (low to the ground) twin. My daughter went straight to a platform twin at 18 months and we never looked back.

"Durable MDF construction"

Ha, durable like compressed paper mixed with formaldehyde.

I guess it's cool if you don't mind off-gassing. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medium-density_fibreboard#Safety_concerns

I really wish they would call these Small Beds, and not toddler beds. These beds can be used for far longer than toddler-hood!!!!

Don't ask me how i know.