Milestone:
Toddler 3+
Exploring!
Your child has reached a big milestone in life – they are no longer babies! It’s exciting when your kiddo grows up and starts exploring the world around you.
Let’s celebrate this milestone!
Milestone – transition from crib to the ‘first big bed’
If you plan on transitioning your little one from the crib to a bigger bed – we are here with you. At Rafa-kids, we are all about celebrating the most important milestones in your child’s life. And this one is as big as it gets! It can be challenging for both the child and you as a parent. Make sure you are ready.
Is your child ready for a toddler bed?
Guide on how to make crib-to-toddler bed transition easy. Fill in your details, and we will send you the 5-step PDF guide directly to your inbox.
Your toddler’s room essentials:
1. Bed
It is safe and cozy
Elevated sides are practical and create that safe and cosy feeling your toddler might still need.
It is the right size
It’s not too big, but spacious enough for a parent to lay next to the child for a good night’s read.
It is playful
Your child will remember the first bed with wheels for years!
Let’s have some fun!
2. Storage
Toddler years mean that you will get plenty of toys! The book collection and the wardrobe with more clothes and shoes grow. To survive this tumultuous time, we as parents must be smart about storage.
Tips on how to become an organizing ninja
1. Choose furniture in the right size – while huge built-in wardrobes work wonders for parents, kids benefit from furniture tailored to their scale. Opt for pieces that are not just functional but also playful and inspiring!
2. Bins and baskets are your best friend. Use colours or labels and assign each basket to a specific type of toy, be it blocks, dolls, cars, etc.
3. Make the most of your walls. Hooks and wall shelves are great storage solutions. Keep them at the right height for your toddler. Happy organizing!
"MY DAUGHTER LOVES SITTING DOWN ON THE BENCH"
The table and bench have been great! My daughter loves sitting down on the bench to paint and learn piano. The drawers are for her painting tools and collection of works.
I am already thinking when to buy the whole set of the bed and wardrobe for her bedroom.
Ray - UK - November 2022
"NEVER BEEN SO EXCITED FOR A PIECE OF FURNITURE"
Never been so excited for a piece of furniture like this. It was a joy to build it up – even not complicated. My son is loving it and the first thing he did was going inside the left space underneath the clothes, haha!
Agathe - Germany - July 2020
Our little organizers
3. Table
It is big
We have designed it so that parents can sit next to the child. Draw or puzzle together!
It is super strong
Crazy fact – even an adult can stand on it if a lightbulb needs changing!
Hidden drawers
After the play, hide all the crayons and paper in drawers that are soft-close to protect the little fingers.
A playroom for your little artist
5 videos on how to create a playroom your kids will never forget!
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TIPS TO CREATE A GREAT
TODDLER PLAYROOM
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BUILD RAFA-KIDS FURNITURE WITH YOUR KIDS!
My husband hates the huge amount of screws most of the companies send you to build the furniture.
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