Dream On Me Portland 3 In 1 Convertible Toddler Bed in Steel Grey, Greenguard Gold Certified, JPMA Certified, Low To Floor Design, Non-Toxic Finish, Pinewood

Purchased for our granddaughter to use in our home. Its wonderful! It took awhile to put together, however, it's really nice. Very impressed that it has slats. The shade of pink is very soft, pretty. DO BE AWARE that the small dowel rods connecting the center piece break easily and do not over tighten, as others have mentioned. Also in that same area, the screw holes didn't quite line up, but was easily dealt with. I would totally buy this again.

Love this bed for my son! He loves it as well! Super convenient that it can turn into two seats for when he doesn’t use it as a bed anymore.

Very sturdy adorable bed! With all the comments that made me very weary, it wasn't bad at all! The instructions were easy and I actually like that there was so many screws and parts because it just shows how durable and sturdy it can be. The last toddler bed I put together was four pieces and it constantly popped apart! we also love that it can turn into chairs for later use. Overall, absolutely love this bed!!!

My daughter's bed is very beautiful, she loves it so much

The bed itself is nice and would be perfect for my small child. I will have to send it back because the chemical smell is so strong on the bed, we can’t use it. We put it together in my son’s room, even with windows open the entire room reaked of chemicals from the bed. We left it outside overnight and well into the next day to air it out; when we brought it back in it wasn’t as strong as the previous day, but still strong enough that I don’t feel comfortable putting my young child in it (which is why we bought it!) to breathe this BS in. Truly disappointing.

This bed is perfect! I did get bumpers for my son with the openings but as he gets older, I don't think he'll need them. Great buy for the price.

Easy to put together.

This clearly isn't the most difficult thing I've ever built, but it's definitely #1 on my "most annoying" list. Before I get into the building process, let me get into the smell. It was very prominent even after letting it sit and breathe for a while. Strong smells don't bother me much unless it smells like a dead NYC rat in a garbage disposal, but this gave me a headache after a while of building. Either the paint or the finish should definitely be rethought, because others with higher sensitivity could definitely have more issues than I did.Now onto the building... oh man.Someone didn't learn "measure twice, cut once" and it shows because two of the legs are uneven, so now the bed rocks when you put pressure in different places. Some of the slats were warped, and a couple of the pre drilled holes weren't lining up how they should've. And my absolute *favorite* part (sarcasm) was the very last step when you finally connect the two sides together with the small pieces of wood. To whoever designed that step, I genuinely hope the hallway light doesn't work when you get up to go pee at night and the floor is covered in d4s and ultrafine glitter. I had to pry away chunks of the thin spots of wood to where I could get more than 1/6 of a turn with my own allen wrench because the one I was provided had already worn away and was leaving behind metal shavings at that point. I was so happy to finally be finished, but didn't get to enjoy ten minutes of a dopamine high because I was overrun with feelings of annoyance and frustration along with very colorful dialogue.That concludes my review for this toddler bed. If you choose to proceed with purchase and assembly, do so at your own sanity risk.