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Twin or full bed?

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When you move LO to a bed, are you moving to a twin or full?

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  • cmbrowncmbrown member
    i am pretty sure we are just going to convert her crib, into a toddler bed, then full. 
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  • ElizCElizC

    Full- here are a few reasons why

    1. You have 2 guest sleep in a full and not a twin.

    2. I can use DS's crib headboard as a headboard on his full bed.  I just got a new crib yesterday, so it should be all chewed up by that time.

    3. I am doubtful that we will ever have our LO's share rooms, if we do I will just change the game plan.

    4. I grew up with a full size bed, so that sort of seems natural to me.  DH agrees with me even though he had the top bunk most of his childhood.

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  • CA2006CA2006 member
    whoa.  I am surprised at how many people are putting their LO's in full size beds.  Not that there is a problem with it, but I have never even heard of doing that.  I was in a twin until I moved out of my parent's house after college!
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  • DarthBabyDarthBaby member
    My kids will probably all have twin. Unless we become rich and move to a much bigger house with lots more room.
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  • npeacocknpeacock
    Full - we already had the mattress from our guest room, so that decided it for us.
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  • MrsGeekMrsGeek
    LO's rooms are too small for full beds.
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  • Danie.TDanie.T
    Twin, but it was what we already had on hand.
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  • iteachkiteachk member
    Full, b/c that's what we have.  Though we may put the mattress on the floor & have her sleep on that for a while until she's use to it.
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  • aldynaldyn
    Her crib will be converted to a toddler bed first, then she'll be in a full.  The full is our old bed before we upgraded to a Queen, so that's why; otherwise, I probably would have purchased a twin.  But, a full will be nice if we ever want to cuddle up in bed with her to read to her or if she's not feeling well.
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  • lwrigley2000lwrigley2000

    imageITeachK:
    Full, b/c that's what we have.  Though we may put the mattress on the floor & have her sleep on that for a while until she's use to it.

    Same here. And when my IL's come from out of town to visit, I can put DS in a sleeping bag in our room and they can still stay with us.

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  • *Mush**Mush*
    DS will move to a twin.  No need for a full since we have several other guest rooms with fulls in them.  Besides, if we have a guest, I wouldn't want to disrupt DS's schedule by taking him out of his room
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  • thomas&lynnthomas&lynn member

    We are waiting to decide to see if we move in the next year or two. If we don't move, then DD will have to have a twin so DCs can share thier smallish room for awhile longer. We'll just have to store her crib and use it later as a guest bed or something (or use it later when DD gets a lot older).

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  • taralovesantontaralovesanton

    imagenicolelynn00:
    My kids will probably all have twin. Unless we become rich and move to a much bigger house with lots more room.

     

    This! 

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