19 Epic Toddler Beds for Boys and Girls (Cool, Unique and Safe)

If you’ve got a toddler who loves cars, this DIY toddler floor bed is perfect and gives peace of mind knowing your little one won’t roll off. Step-by-step instructions make this a doable weekend project.

Keep things simple and relaxed with a boho-inspired bed. When transitioning to this bed, you can keep the crib mattress you were already using and just add some fun touches with soft colors and texture.

Bring your little one’s adventurous side to life with this teepee headboard. It can be custom-made with a few pieces of wood and paint to go with any toddler bed.

Easy-to-follow directions tell you how to build this awesome pirate ship bed. The design includes secret compartments because every little captain needs a place for storage.

This platform toddler bed is the perfect project for parents without a lot of free time because it can be built in a few hours. When your little one doesn’t need the rails anymore, you can turn the bed around to the side without rails.

This unique train bed takes time to build and a few helping hands, but it’s worth it for the smiles it’ll bring to a kid who loves trains.

If you’re on a budget or like to save cash where you can, you’re in luck. You can build this pair of toddler beds for less than a hundred bucks or cut the materials and price in half if you only need one.

The plans for this detailed bed frame include a pergola, windows, and storage. Every little girl’s dream will come true with this intricate sweet pea garden bunk bed.

Your toddler will love to drive this fire engine bed that’s built to add to the end of any bed. The directions aren’t given in full detail which allows you to get creative to make it just right.

This unique white house bed is made from putting together a few panels, adding a roof, and incorporating your own touches. The original steps can be followed exactly or you can put your own spin on it – both options are shown.

Every kitten lover needs this precious kitty twin trundle bed that can also be made as a single twin bed. It can be built in a way that makes it easy to be taken apart for moving if needed.

This eco-friendly loft bed can be made from a crib you already have. Adding to the legs will make it taller for storage below and cutting an opening allows your toddler to climb in and out.

Get your sewing machine out because this teepee bed is going to take bedtime to a new level of fun. When morning comes, a cloth paneling keeps the sun away so your little one can rest longer.

Follow these informative steps for a neat and affordable toddler bed that’s made of pallets. The casters below allow for easy moving (but lock for stability).

Don’t throw that crib mattress out yet because you can use it for this incredibly cute house bed. It’s low to the ground making the perfect transition to a big kid bed.

This cabin bed is the perfect addition to a room designed especially for an adventurist. You can find several options out there for cabin beds like this one from affordable to more pricey.

Add pink paint to any headboard for the perfect addition to a pretty-in-pink bedroom.

These two beds are ideal upcycling projects. Use an old bed to make a toddler day bed or a faux planked bed.

Repurpose your toddler’s crib by taking it apart and cutting it down for a new, more grown-up bed.