White KidKraft Nantucket Wooden Toddler Bed with Wainscoting Detail, High Side Rails - Ideal Gift for 15-Month-Old Toddlers Review

Perfect crib! It looks the same as in the picture. The bed was pretty easy to put together, taking less than 45 minutes. The sides are the perfect height to prevent my daughter from rolling out of bed and low enough at the bottom for her to climb in and out on her own if needed. The bed is very durable.

This bed is easy to assemble, beautiful and sturdy BUT the edges are sharp and my child and I scraped our feet on more than one occasion. Not recommended for active children! It's not so bad that I'll replace it, but toddler furniture should have smooth, rounded edges, damn it, even most adult furniture.

Great bed at a great price. It was well packed. The equipment was clearly labeled as to what each piece is. The instructions were easy. it was easy to assemble. The bed is very beautiful and durable. The mattress fits my bed perfectly. Now the only difficulty is getting my daughter to sleep in it.

The bed is really cute but it's very cheaply made. It's basically just cardboard. The husband tore the page and collected. He could glue it and paint it over, but it's a cheap crib. I'm giving it 2 stars because it's cute and good looking and I love the size but I think it's being overly generous as the quality and durability just isn't there.

This item was well packaged and made from heavy gauge materials. I believe the box weighed about 50 pounds. This is not the quality you would expect from a high end furniture store, this is a sturdy bed that is simply beautiful. Considering this is for our little daughter it won't be long, she will outgrow it and we will move on. Given the life cycle of the item I'm sure it will last many 2-5 year olds before problems arise. Took about 45 minutes to assemble, easy to read instructions and parts

We received it last week. There were dents on the box, so I was skeptical. We opened it and a few pieces had chipped off. I contacted customer service, let's see what happens. The instructions are clear. My concern is that the bed is made up of "2" parts: the length is made up of 2 parts, the sides to prevent falling, and the railing for the rest of the length. They are connected by a piece of metal with 4 screws (on each side). First, the pre-drilled holes were wrong so we had to redo them…