The child is growing rapidly, and with the growth of its needs. This puts parents in the task of acquiring not only beautiful and functional furniture, but also a choice of such options that are suitable for children of different ages and will be able to be used for as long as possible. One of the options for such furniture is a baby cot with a chest of drawers .
Cot-transformer with chest of drawers
The fact is that such a baby cot for newborns with a chest of drawers has ample opportunities for transformation. Such beds are a sleeper with high sides, which will suit a child under the age of 3 years. On the side of the crib is a tall chest of drawers with boxes for storing children's things. And its top cover is usually a swaddling table, which allows you to quickly change your baby. Often, such a cot is also equipped with additional boxes under the bed to maximize the use of useful space.
As the child grows, the bed can be transformed: first remove one of the sides of the bed, turning it, thus into a sofa or a spot for a child of preschool age. The changing table is also easily unscrewed from the top of the chest and can be stored separately until you need it again.
When the child grows up even more, a baby cot for babies with a chest of drawers and drawers can be transformed once more: the chest of drawers is removed from the side of the bed and is installed side by side, and the sleeping place, thus further elongating.
Advantages and disadvantages of beds with chests of drawers
Advantages for this kind of furniture is much more than disadvantages. Similar beds with chests of drawers serve much longer than other children's furniture. At the same time, the mother has all the necessary things for the baby, and then the child gets the opportunity to store their toys and things in a convenient and functional chest of drawers. Such bed-transformers fit well with other furniture in the room and free up a large space for games. The only drawback of such a chest-bed can be quite a high cost, compared with simple baby cots. However, the long service life and the lack of the need to purchase furniture for replacement more than offset the money spent initially.
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