10 Best Toddler Beds UK 2024

This bed for toddlers doesn't make things too complicated but provides everything that you and your youngster could want or need. It comes in at a very affordable price too, especially when you consider the fact that it comes with a mattress (again, a trusty toddler model from Silentnight). 

The white frame will go in any room, and the bed guards are the perfect length. They will keep your child safe when sleeping, but they also allow plenty of space for getting out. All round, this is a first bed that will be loved by parents and children alike. 

This bed's main advantage is the way that it can be built in whatever way suits you. Each side has guards, one of which comes halfway down the bed and the other which covers the full length. These can be switched depending on what works best for you, your child and the room. 

If you're a parent who loves to share a bedtime story with your toddler, then fear not, this bed can support up to 120 kg. Although it might be a bit short for a fully-grown adult, if you can squeeze on somehow, you can lie on the bed without worry. There are 5 colours to choose from.

Like other beds with a more modern feel, this piece of furniture moves away from straight edges and instead explores the use of curves. The overall design is minimalistic and the colours muted, which makes it extremely versatile, and any colour or design that children want to add can be done through bedding. 

Better yet, it has an enormous amount of storage underneath in the form of a drawer running the length of the bed, which is perfect for storing away toys, clothes and any other clutter. 

This bed design keeps everyone happy. For your toddler, their favourite character will make bedtime more exciting than it's ever been. For you, it is easy to tidy up the mess from the day with the many, many storage solutions. 

It comes with a good quality Silentnight mattress, so you don't need to worry about sourcing one of those. When your child is ready to move on from their cot, even from as young as 18 months, this bed is a great next step. 

This bed is far more than just a bed. In addition to being somewhere for your toddler to sleep, it includes two drawers and two shelves to provide ample storage. The shelves are open, allowing you to have some fun with putting certain things on display, but there are also drawers to cater with the overspill. 

It also has a step up to the bed which will not only make it easier for your little ones to get in and out but will also add to the excitement. Hopefully, the shelving will provide enough of a barrier to prevent falling out, but be careful if your child is very wriggly or active in their sleep. 

The adorable dinosaur design on this bed finds just the right balance between being bright and exciting enough that it will catch your kid's attention, but not so much that it overwhelms the bed and becomes tacky. It has bed guards to keep your child in place but is open at the end so it's easy for them to get out. 

This bed is one of the shortest options, so if your child is tall, they could grow out of being able to use it quite quickly – not ideal if you want a bed to last throughout the toddler years. 

The all-white panels on this bed paired with the sleek, curved design of the headboards give it an aesthetically-pleasing shape and finish. Keeping it white also means that it will slot into most rooms without looking out of place, whether that's a girl or a boy's room. 

This bed is expensive when you consider how simple it is. It might be nice to look at, but it doesn't include any of the extras you might want, so you will need to be prepared to spend more on a mattress. 

This eye-catching bed is sure to be a favourite with your little one. Its racing car design, complete with wheels, a number and a rear wing that doubles up as a headboard, is one that any car-loving child would love to find in their room. 

It is safe in the way that the sides come up higher than the bed, but this is the case all the way down, which might make it hard for youngsters to get out, particularly in the dark. It is also quite solid, taking up space without providing any storage. 

The antique wood of this bed frame is a much better quality wood than the MDF that is usually used for toddler bed frames. This means it will last and last, and its classic look will never feel out of place no matter what the rest of the room is like. 

Its simplistic style doesn't allow for any built-in storage which you might want, nor does it come with a mattress. Plus, whilst it might look timeless and appeal to parents, children might not like the fact that the design is not very exciting or colourful. 

If you are set on a metal frame for your toddler's bed, this option puts a more exciting and child-friendly spin on a traditional design. Car shapes are subtly built into both ends, and the more open style makes it look less intrusive than some wood designs. 

Unfortunately, it does have quite a limited age range as it is only suitable for kids between the ages of 3 and 5. Although it is cheap, you will have to add to the cost by buying a mattress and potentially more storage, too.