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https://beyer-bengtson.thoughtlanes.net/15-twitter-accounts-that-are-the-best-to-learn-more-about-midi-bed Mid Bunk Bed Mid bunk beds feature a raised sleeping area with storage space underneath or a desk. They are popular with children from preteens. They're also more flexible than high loft beds as they can be converted into two separate beds. Some are constructed with a ladder and small steps leading to the top bunk bed. They are also very durable. Safety Despite their popularity, bunk beds are typically associated with some danger, especially for children. Every year, thousands of kids are admitted to hospitals for injuries resulting from bunk and loft bed usage - most of which are minor. The most common bunk bed accidents happen when kids play on or around their beds, and a high percentage of them involve falling off the top bunk. There are many ways to minimize this danger, and to keep your children safe at night. You must first select a bunkbed that meets all safety standards. Guardrails should extend at least 3.5" on both sides of the bed and be properly secured to stop children from falling. Ideally, the upper guardrails should be at least 5 inches higher than the mattress's foundation for additional protection against falls. The ladder should be firmly and securely attached to the bunk frame. The ladder steps must also be made of durable materials and have wide, well-secured treads to prevent slips. From the beginning, you should teach your children to use bunk beds properly. This includes not playing in or around the bunk beds, sleeping only in them and keeping your body and belongings within the fences. Other easy steps can help reduce the chance of bunk bed accidents. This includes ensuring that the ladder is not being used as a climbing platform and that no ropes or belts are attached to the beds. These could pose a strangulation hazard. It is also important to ensure that the ladder is away from light fixtures and ceiling fans to limit the risk of cra
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