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@viralclass where can I buy this Crib?

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Where can I get this??

​@Ramya Ranjith vb😍😄😍☺🤗😘😎vvkjdp pbb.

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As long as it's able to support the weight that's a good idea!

they might be too heavy, though

Maybe it's just me, but it looks like it's going to break as soon as the 3 year old starts jumping in it.

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Not their own 😅

its slowed down

It's for social media, she done it many times before

yeah, where’s the crying, screaming, watching tutorials, debating to throw it all away then coming back later to assemble it??

I be cursing like a sailor with my ikea minimalist vanity set tbh

😂😂😂😂

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god damn it

This really made me chuckle 😂

ahhahahha

😂😂😂

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She’s not aspiring for Billy to be very tall either

Omg stop✋💀

😂😂

Omg! Same! I was literally going to say that. My bed was technically my crib. I still use it as 22 yo

thats so trippy, you literally grew from a baby into an adult in that thing your entire life long

I'd never get rid of that lol I'd have too many memories with it

@Maggie Faber also because it’s older, it isn’t made to fall apart soon like todays things. I’d also keep it for sure

Are you attached to it?

It wasn’t a decade but I kept my son’s convertible bed for 5 years. It went from infant to toddler and had the capability to be used as a full size headboard for adolescence. We then changed the furniture and gave it to a friend. If you keep the pieces together with tape and plastic baggies, it’s very much possible ☺️

either that or hope the company stays open long enough for you to buy the other mattresses when the time comes

And buy only their sheets. Or make your own.

literally my thought. you'd have to buy all 3 very nonstandard mattresses right off the bat because hoping they're still being made and sold 5-6 years down the line is risky as hell

Ah yes imma go into the 5th grade in the crib

Huh 🤔

@Anahlia Merlos imagine ur current bed at like 10 yrs old was ur crib

That'd be the happiest moment of their life lmao

As a 16 year old, I can confirm that I would love to have that bed 😆

My ten year old sister still sleeps in a transformable crib 😭

This company would sell the heck out of these if they donated one to every new foster parent in the USA.

My parents had a bigger one of these and i had to swap when i was like 7 cause my feet stuck out the end. They dont work that great past like 5. It was torment.

Bro

@fir3caseywdym bro their joking💀

@woman face so what that they’re joking bro isn’t a bad thing

HEHEHEHHE

😂

My son has slept in the same bed since it was a crib and he’s almost 17 yo. We only have changed the mattress several times obviously, but the base is still the same. 😂

​@Creamy and Dreamy I've been using the same bed for 10 years, changed the mattress twice ☺

​@Broken whaaat, you gotta change them once 2 weeks, at least once a month. You're nasty.

@Ad Soyad bruh do you even know what a matress is? Its the sponge/foam we sleep on 🛌

​@Ad Soyad you don't change the mattress every 2 weeks.. you change the SHEETS..

Who said it’s bad

@Clorox theyre not implying someone did, “not bad” is a positive statement

@Peytoia the way they said it made it sound like someone said it was bad

That's funny 🤣

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Then, after his family grows he later upgrades to an Alaskan King.

never laughed so loud in like forever hahahahhaahahaahhaah

Would have been lost up in the attic somewhere 😂

Not if you put them under your bed, they'll be there foreva

No, only 3 years.

Lol same

I was going to write something similar. I would lose those pieces in about a year or two. 😅😅😅

I swear I was just going to write the same thing.. Its to flimsy.. My toddler will jump and break this... It wouldn't even last till 3 years! Lol

My son kicked and snapped off the wood bars and he wasn't even 2 yet, screwed on a wood plank so he kicked off another bar, after enough planks he just started climbing out

I was going to say the same. For an energetic kid, that and carboard are almost the same 😂😂😂😂

Fr lol. I laughed at this. Just a fad without actually putting any thought into realising the product. Such a sad waste of wood

Seriously I broke my metal bed from jumping in it, METAL

I used to cover myself in pillows and just peak out of one hole

@Arthur Morgan. kekw and the cows Arthur?

@rokpepeshogun The fuggin what?

I built my kiddo a fort bed! I hope she remembers it when she’s older. It was a loft with a slide and a castle play area underneath, but after it was beyond repair, we put in a foundation to keep the mattress raised, and flipped the old loft framework upside down to drape a unicorn tapestry that acts as a canopy. She has autism so I know having her space enclosed helps her feel “happy healthy comfortable safe”, while also not being any sort of hazard while sleeping 🥰

​@mariacancerI hope you get well soon💕💐

Yeah or just keeping the parts. I somehow lost a side bed railing for when the bed was supposed to switch to a toddler bed in less than a year.

My son was one when he kicked out a couple of the crib slats so he could get in and out himself.

Yeah that's what I was thinking. And that's without me forgetting where I put extra parts and throwing them away without realizing it.

Good point

My daughter climber out of a much lower bed with railing at 1 year old. Nothing could keep her in and she would have broken the wood panels from jumping on them so hard 😭😭😭

Amazing boss! What field did your husband work in?

​@Coop Cooper exactly what I was thinking !

"Wherever it may be"! 😂 That statement describes most furniture from my past! Great boss, by the way!

She gave him the gahgah for that bed

I’m your 1.5th like

that IS a bed

Google day bed and prepare for your world to look upside down. Coziest things ever

That is a bed tf you mean 💀

​@Dolphin they mean after 3 the post enclosing the bed doesn't need to be there

​@Grey Snead it still makes it a bed for the child

hahahaha

😂😂😂😂 I thought so, too

🤣🤣 both mine got a twin bed on the floor at 18 months. Why confine them if they’re physically able to climb out! That’s just a safety hazard not to mention the laughs and jokes that they’re still in a crib past the age of 2 lol

That looks cool as hell! When I was 9 I loved to make blanket forts and this would be so easy to put a blanket on top and have a neat fort

I would say it looks comfortable lol

😂lol

Good one

At least it was wood. My crib was plastic and probably made in chine XD

Omg this is literally what happened to ours 😂 I was so sad

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I’m so surprised!!! I didn’t even know that it’s happening to the kids, I was only thinking that it happens to dog’s puppies. O. M. G. My dog is 8 months old now and it has all teeth grown out and I just stopped hiding all of the things that it can chew and eat, but now I have to prepare myself to the period when I’ll have a baby and then I have to do the same hiding thing again 😂

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i feel like they went a bit extreme. like birth to like young child would be great since they grow so fast, but like anything above 7 seems too old

And a lower "bed board" otherways kids who can stand up might fall down on the floor.

​@Maavien Exactly, Why is the bed higher the younger the child is?? That's just dangerous.

@CrazyDragy Are you a parent?… it’s higher the younger they are because it’s easier for the parents to pick them up when they are a newborn, and they can’t get out on their own. As they become babies, you lower it so they can’t get out as they are able to stand. And once they become toddler, you remove the barriers so they can get in and out on their own. What seems “dangerous” here? All cribs function like this.

@Flo I wasn't talking about the baby bed, and for the record I've lived through and with 3 babies now. the toddler one is literally just asking for the toddler to fall out of it

Fr

Yes. I'm not sure what gave me more anxiety, the cage vibe, or the thought of polishing all those cage bars.😮

finally someone mentioning the mattress. that thing might hold a baby or toddler but even a small child would feel nothing but wood with a mattress that small if the bed even manages to hold them

Lmfaooo this comment wins

Right? My parents bought me a normal standard twin bed starting at kindergarten age and I am a petite female. Ain’t no way this is lasting a decade with the flimsy mattress and boards. Just go to ikea smh lol.

Yes I was looking for this comment! Also that bed is already going to be super expensive before all the specialty bedding. With my kids, I used a crib that I reused for all three, then the toddler bed was the same size as the crib mattress, so same cheap sheets. And then straight to a twin bed. Easy.

I had a crib with a round mattress and found I could still put normal sheets over it. But I'm sure the company selling the bed tells you to only buy their sheets ;)

I can quilt my own bed sheet so that wouldn't be a problem, but yeah the bed is EXPENSIVEEE

I have the older version of this so it’s a little smaller but still a “standard cot” size and I use rectangular sheets on it fine, wish I didn’t bother getting boring round ones

Exactly. Pretty sure those bigger mattresses and bottom pieces aren't going to come with the original packaging so you'd have to buy more as your child grows to accommodate them. In the end it would probably just be cheaper to stick to the normal to way- crib to toddler bed to big kid bed.

Same I was already very tall at age 10 and people often mistake me for an 18 yr old. I already had a grown up bed back then at age 10.

Very fragile,a good jump.from.a 3yr break that whole bed

Yeah I feel like 6 years tops would be the appropriate age limit because after that they’d weigh enough that the mattress will be uncomfortable to sleep on. Not to mention most 10 year olds, especially the girls, are way taller than that. And all this is just without mentioning how embarrassed a kid might be still having a baby cot for a bed when their friends come over.

Bruh I would fricking break the bed I was a fat kid lol

It’s the thought that counts. Lol (They need to lower the age to no more than five.)

fax

bro im 10 and i cant even fit in there 💀

​@_akytrr oh my gosh YOU'RE 10?? i feel so old now

True

oh

Thats sad for u

I would rather sleep on the floor

How ungrateful

​@Hara Nobara very ungratefulness

Yea that true

SAME 😭😭😭

Kind of accurate actually 😂😂

The bars are to help keep baby safe while the parents are away, either from falling or from small animals, like pets

a canopy might help too if you can't afford a whole new bed

@Desm0nd_TMB he’s scared of them

Have you tried a weighted blanket? They help calm me down a lot, and I hear they are great for autistic kids. (I'm autistic, makes sense why I love weighted blankets so much)

@catzrule1990 we have one :). He enjoys it

How old if I may ask?

this comment had me laughing. 😂

@ADK it would be a good investment if u foster parent a lot cause u would probably have to spend more to buy Baby beds,toddler beds and beds for older kids plus u can change it as u please

yea my mums a foster carer. social workers are no help and she doesnt get paid enough. also, foster kids almost never behave after literally being removed from their parent(s), they are going to break a bed like this. please stop attacking me for my comment. i was in foster care for a little over 2 months when i was 3, so were my other siblings. my mum is a single foster carer so i often help her with the children as much as i can. i dont see why ur all making me seem like a bad person instead of accepting the fact that i literally didnt say that EVERY foster child acts like this. thank you for taking your time reading my comment. if you're going to come at me, do it. but i know what im talking about.

It wouldn't be allowed in alot of states. They have very strict rules for what you can and can't have in alot of the different counties.

​@ADK Or if they have a woodworker friend, they could replicate this for a lot less

@centrifuge destroyer cost of wood would be more that the bed. I would get a queen size bed with a brand new mattress which would accommodate all kids of all sizes. My 10 year old was 5’4 in height. Would never fit.

I already lost one of the support bars just watching this, and I don't even own the crib

i was thinking this, but what if you only buy the upgrade pieces when the time comes, as a package? rather than buying it all at once. e.g. the initial crib and mattress is, say £200, and the 6m crib additions are another £1-200, etc. my only doubt is, where would you put the pieces that are no longer needed? maybe you could trade them in to the company for a discounted price, but i'm not sure

A boy would break that cheap piece of junk in one afternoon.

Before the child outgrows it, they don't even make rounded mattresses anymore! Lol

​@A Mosaic Cosmos It doesn't look cheaply made, but I guess if you're used to only buying particle board you might think so.

And the different mattress-size's prob v.expensive..bit hard 2 re-sell, I'd expect👎

doesn’t mean u gotta get it. Kids also want dirt bikes lol

I never got what I wanted as a kid because my family was poor. I slept in an old crib until I was too tall to fit, then I got a basic bed. My family always bought second hand stuff. I understood that it's not a big deal, I never asked for a different bed, I slept on the same bed for years. Until I was able to get a job and care for myself.

Yeah, but this seems useful for foster parents. Maybe it's more geared towards that

I still sleep with my parents in their bed. Yeah and i dont see anything weird about it. (Except my dad sleeps on the couch"

Honestly it seems more something poor families would get because they’d not be able to keep swapping furniture every few years. They would be able to just get one crib and adjust it as needed as time progresses until the kid can get a “grown up” bed and reuse the crib for any others.

i used to like somersault out of my cott as a kid so he isn't alone lol

Oo

​@immy lmao

I'm crawling on ceiling when I'm 5 mos old.

Sometimes no frame is the safest lol

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