When did you move your little one to toddler bed?

Question

My little one sleeps in a sleep sack and can’t climb. She still 360 spin in her crib. Doesn’t seem to like blankets and know what to do with a pillow.
Was wondering when to convert the crib to a toddler bed?

Answer

It's recommended to transition your little one to a toddler bed when they are around 2-3 years old or when they start climbing out of their crib. Since your little one is still comfortable in her crib and cannot climb out, you can continue using the crib for a while. However, if you feel that your little one is ready for a toddler bed, you can make the transition. Make sure to childproof the room and use a bed rail to prevent falls.

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My son never tried to climb out of the crib and didn’t like or want blankets or pillows. We converted his crib to a toddler bed when he was 3.5 years old because it was getting too hard to lift him in and out of the crib. (We had talked to him about it many times before when he was 2.5 and 3 and kept trying to get him to want a big kid bed, but bless his heart he wanted to stay in his crib. We finally had to just tell him he was too big for it and he had to be ok with having a big kid bed.)  After a few weeks in the toddler bed he decided that he wanted a real bed. It was like, I’d it isn’t a crib anymore then I don’t want it 😂 So, at 3.5 he was in a full size bed and now he loves his blanket too.

Answer

Check that she hasn’t max the height limit for your crib. That’s a great place to start!

Answer

Yeah uh 2-2.5? Mine never tried to climb out of the crib so we just waited until kiddo expressed interest in a “big kids bed.” 
I also wanted to make that switch well before we started potty training so that was also a consideration.

Answer

We changed it when they started trying to climb so around 2.5 for both kids.

When did you move your little one to toddler bed?

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