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Lovemygirlie
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Twin or Full Bed
My DD is still in her converted crib (toddler bed) and the frame of the crib turns into a full bed. Her room is somewhat small, so I'm trying to decide if we should just go with a twin.
Just looking for some feedback on who got their toddlers twins vs full beds?
Can you recommend a mattress, silly question but how do you know what kind to get?
Thanks!!
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Posted 7/8/13 9:51 AM |
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cheryl28
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Twin or Full Bed
i got dd a twin. I never had a full bed until I could buy it myself hahahaha (not the reason why, just funny) I just don't think there is a need for a full bed. I actually needed a twin to stage my house when we were selling. I called Macy's and told them what I needed and eventually it would be for dd and they suggested one.
I would get a firmer mattress. Go to a mattress store and sit on them. My sister got my nephew a great Mattress at a Macy's mattress sale for around 200. Box spring, mattress and frame.
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Posted 7/8/13 10:42 AM |
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sunnygirl
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Member since 1/07 5413 total posts
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Re: Twin or Full Bed
The room is small go with a twin. I dont understand the need for a child to have a full bed unless you have the room I know it's the trend now especially because cribs convert to full beds so you already have the frame but as I said I really don't understand this trend
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Posted 7/8/13 12:22 PM |
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Katareen
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Name: Katherine
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Twin or Full Bed
If the room is small, go with a twin.
DD has a very large room so she'll have a Full. Not much price difference either.
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Posted 7/8/13 12:57 PM |
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