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A guide to choosing the best kids furniture

If you re wondering where to start when it comes to furniture for your kids bedroom, you’re not alone. Choosing the best type of furniture and accessories for your little ones takes patience, and you want to choose items that’ll grow with them through those precious early years. Children grow quickly, so it’s important to create a pleasant environment for your little ones while considering their ever-changing needs and preferences. At Shop Kids’ Furniture, we have a huge selection for kid’ furniture at Every Day Low Prices, helping you make the perfect choices while sticking to the budget.

Storage

Kids and clutter are synonymous; it’s essential to have lots of storage furniture in their room to keep everything well-organized and maximize the space for play, work and sleep.

Storage boxes and units are available in numerous shapes and sizes, so your little ones can clear up their toys easily. Besides being functional, storage boxes also enhance the look of the room.

Look for clever under bed storage solutions for those seasonal items that you don’t need frequent access to.

Don t forget about bookcases. These give your little ones a cool place for all their favorite books.

A chest of drawers is a great idea for your little one s clothes and accessories, as it offers easier access than a regular wardrobe.

Choosing convenient, comfortable bunk beds

Fun and practical, bunk beds make efficient use of vertical space to pack two beds into the floor footprint that one bed typically occupies. Bunk beds are a favorite bedroom-furniture item for children, but adults can take advantage of this design as well for vacation homes and small-space living. The available options in this product category can be surprisingly diverse, and there s a bunk bed to suit just about every need in this section. In addition to variety in material options and furniture design styles, bunk beds come in several different sizes and formats.

Bunk bed terminology

The basic concept of a bunk bed is easy to understand, but the nature of the bed-on-bed stack can vary from model to model. Make sure you get exactly the bunk bed you want by learning the difference between different bunk bed styles. Considering these options prior to browsing may change your perception of which bunk bed will work best in your home.

Full over twin: Some bunk bed designs place the larger mattress on top, with the lower twin mattress placed perpendicular to the upper full mattress to provide proper balance for the frame.

Provide productive comfort with children’s desks and chairs

Whether your child needs a dedicated homework area or a space to spread out and explore their imagination, a desk and chair setup can provide space to help them stay organized, focused and entertained. Just as it is with your office furniture, however, there are some important things to consider when it comes to the desk and chair’s ergonomics, size and features. We’re here to help you learn more about children’s’ desks and chairs so you can make the choice that’s right for your little one’s needs. Here’s what to keep in mind while you get started shopping.

Size considerations

When kids are comfortable, it’s easier for them to concentrate. Staying comfortable when working at a desk means that both the desk and the chair need to be sized properly to fit your child’s height. Fortunately, figuring out the dimensions that the desk and chair should be is a similar process to determining what size your own office furniture needs to be — only with smaller proportions. Get the following measurements before you start your search.

Chair height: For proper posture, find a chair that allows your child to sit with their feet flat on the ground and their knees bent at a 90-degree angle. Have them sit this way, and measure the distance from the floor to the back of your child’s bent knees. This number in inches should match the seat height of the chair you select.

Types of desks

Your child may benefit from having different desks at different life stages. In general, kids’ desks can be divided into three types: preschool, elementary school and junior high/high school. And, while many of the product listings in our selection provide appropriate age ranges to help you decide, it’s also important to consider the different features of each desk type to see what meets your child’s needs.

Elementary: As the amount of homework your child is assigned starts to increase, desks for this age range begin to incorporate more features that focus on organization. Larger work surfaces, paper trays, shelving and drawers all become more common, making it easy for your child to store both school and craft supplies. These desks also start to look a little more grown-up, with some available in wood-look finishes. Many desks for this age group come with matching chairs for a more cohesive appearance; just be sure — if you’re choosing a set — that the chair’s height is still appropriate for your child.

Tips for Choosing Kid’s Dressers

Shop Kids’ Furniture has a selection of dressers and chests of drawers for all stages of your child’s life. Take advantage of Every Day Low Prices to find the right dresser for the room.

Size: A tall dresser makes good use of vertical space, but young children may not be able to reach the top drawers. Wide dressers work well in shared bedrooms and also double as TV stands.

Color: White and wooden dressers are a great investment you can use for a nursey, kid’s room or teen’s room. Colorful, painted dressers are fun additions to themed rooms.

Children’s Desks

Adults aren’t the only ones who have work to do. If your kid’s in school then they probably have school work that needs to be done, which makes having a children’s desk an absolute must if you want them to work efficiently. The benefit of a toddler desk is it gives them a private place where they can keep all of their own work, and it helps keep their homework and papers off of your counters and dining table. Kids’ desks are smaller than regular desks which is good news because that means they’ll take up less space giving you more placement options for your desk. However, before you go out and look for a new kid’s school desk, there are a few factors to keep in mind such as desk type, features, and colors.