How to Convert a Kendall Crib into a Toddler Bed | Pottery Barn Kids

One of the highlights of Pottery Barn Kids Kendall furniture collection is its sheer versatility. The convertible Kendall Cribs can be easily adapted from a crib to a toddler's bed and even to a full-sized bed with ease.
This video demonstrates how to convert a baby crib into a toddler-sized bed with the help of an easy-to-use conversion kit. In order to match the growing demands of the baby, the Kendall convertible cribs make for an ideal purchase for your baby's room.
The range of convertible cribs at Pottery Barn Kids is all about high-quality and stylish bedding options which will last you years and look great with any decor. Investing in convertible cribs is recommended as they will help you save on the cost of kid's furniture with their versatile functions as your child grows.
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[@AllieTurtle]

Usually how to videos show you how to do something this was no help

[@taylorday5851]

Mr. Rogers?!

[@daliacapellan]

So apparently my toddler is the only one who is not "centered" enough and falls out of bed. Where's the safety in this? lol even my preschooler would just fall out of this one while sleeping. So where's the small rail I can add to the crib until my child is old enough to stay put?

[@limerihajdini]

You can buy these side rails at walmart for kids i got it for my kids i just put it on the side of their crib & works just fine 🙂

[@DeeDeeXiabobjrthe14]

why not? it saves money

[@crispus]

Looks like you totally don't need to purchase the conversion kit

[@reddeer1758]

What I always wondered is why people don't put babies from the get go into a toddler bed? If it has railing on both sides (with the correct spacing of rails) the baby won't fall out. Once the child gets older and manages to climb out one can use the same system you use with toddlers - add a baby gate outside their room. If one is concerned about the child being uncomfortable in such a big bed (which can also occur in a crib) swaddle him the first few months However I'm finding it impossible to find anything on the internet that talks about this. It's either a crib or co-sleeping, nothing in-between. Seems pretty ridiculous since I'm sure there must be families out there that can't afford a crib. Why must one use a crib other than the fact that everyone else seems to be doing it?

[@krystalcormack270]

Red Deer Seems like a great option for a newborn that cant move much. Once the baby is sitting up, rolling and scooting/crawling, a toddler bed would be unsafe because they could fall out of the opening, crawl out of the opening or go head first out of the opening onto the floor before they've established their balance.

[@maryadarefitzgerald4068]

First of all, that's not the kendall crib.

[@romeliapolly2520]

Go to woodprix if you'd like to build it yourself.

[@rudyhernandez3647]

Romelia Polly

[@mazieholter4274]

@@rudyhernandez3647 Awesome plans !

[@TheNELDAR]

Bily Madison crib

[@Anai915]

Worst voice over. Snooze 😴

[@melissasmith38]

He talk slow as shit, it's aggravating 😭