Dream Castle Convertible Bed

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Dream Castle Convertible Bed

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Battery Description: 4 AA
Binding: Toy
Brand: Step2
EAN: 0733538726301
Label: Step2
Manufacturer: Step2
Model: 726300
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Step2
Release Date: 2006-09-12
Studio: Step2



Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionA unique 'grow with me' bed, the Dream Castle Convertible Bed begins as a toddler bed and expands to fit a twin-sized mattress. With storage shelves, a 'drawbridge' table, sturdy side rails, Step2 has left no detail overlooked.




Features:
  • Configures with crib mattress for toddlers, twin mattress for older children
  • Headboard with night light and storage shelves
  • Footboard with drawbridge table
  • Side rails serve as seat for adults during story time!


















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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Another amazing experience
So I have to review to let everyone know I have also had an excellent experience with this bed. My daughter had become completely crib resistant out of the blue. She was spending more time in our bed than in her own room, and we decided it was time to explore other options.

We bought the bed, and while taking apart her crib and assembling this bed she seemed a bit wary. However, tonight she went to bed like an absolutely angel. We read a story by the night light, and she laid down on her pillow, pulled up the blanket and drifted off. No screaming, no freaking out, no throwing anything....such a relaxing experience I do not know what to do with myself.

I want to add that my daughter is only 15 months. She is tiny (like 31 inches), and cruises more than walks. I don't feel she is too young for it or too small. She is comfortable so I am.

Our assembly went quite well. I would say it took about 30 minutes, and we had no problems with parts or items not fitting. I will say it is a two person job and that a power drill makes it a lot easier.

I definitely recommend this great bed!



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - You won't regret it
Our daughter, sadly, had difficulty sleeping because of a terrible tragic incident. We bought her this and this was the first place she could sleep on her own. She curled up as the princess in her own castle and felt safe. I say all this because we were absolutely desperate and for anyone else with a traumatized young child, this worked for us and most importantly- for her. God bless.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - A Parent's Dream
We bought this for my daughter when she was about 18 mths because she learned to climb out of her crib. After we set it up, my daughter climbed in the bed and wouldnt get out. She would disappear and I would find her nestled up in her new castle bed. It was adorable! We did not pay $300 for this bed as listed online. We went to a local store and paid $189 just last May. It was hard to find, but worth the trouble. Havent had any problems... this bed is sturdy, close to the ground, and goes great with the princess bedding at Babies R Us.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Absolutely worth its weight in platinum
My 22 month old daughter was refusing to go down at night in her crib. After many, many weeks of fighting, crying, and horrible bedtimes (including hours of rocking her), I took the plunge with this bed. From the moment I assembled it, she jumped on it and claimed it as her own. That first night, I read her a few books in it and left her alone--and she DIDN'T cry, didn't scream, just played for an hour or so to the little light's glow, then peacefully fell asleep. And it's been that way ever since (knock on wood!) for the past month. Even naptime is easy--she eagerly runs upstairs at bedtime and naptime and plays w/ some dolls and books, then falls asleep when she wants to.

Sure, she may play on it for an hour before sleep, or she wakes up at 2am to play for an hour or so, but the bottom line is that this bed keeps her occupied and happy--and she no longer needs Mommy to get to sleep (and she doesn't cry to wake me up anymore in the middle of the night when she can't get back to sleep). I can put her in it when she's wide awake and go do my own thing, and she'll fall asleep when she's ready. No more naptime or bedtime fights, no more hours of rocking and soothing. Hasn't fallen out of it, either, b/c the sides come up just enough to prevent that (for the most part). I can't stress enough how much easier bedtime is w/ this new bed. Great buy!!!



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Mattress??
For all that money you would guess it comes with a mattress. Does it???



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