Sebra - Baby and Junior Bed Classic White
1,079.00 CHF
Sebra - Baby and Junior Bed Classic White
1,350.00 CHF
Sebra - Baby and Junior Bed Wooden Edition
1,079.00 CHF
Sebra - Baby and Junior Bed Wooden Edition
1,350.00 CHF
Sebra - Baby and Junior Bed Fog Green
1,079.00 CHF
Sebra - Baby and Junior Bed Fog Green
1,350.00 CHF
What safety aspects do I need to consider when buying children's furniture?
Rounded corners, no pinch points, and anti-tip devices for securing tall shelves and cabinets to the wall are essential. Toddlers will climb on anything that stands. Also, check that paints and varnishes are saliva-resistant and low in harmful substances. Screws should be countersunk so your child doesn't get caught on them.
At what age does a child need their own furniture?
A high chair with a table is worthwhile once your child can sit and draw independently, so from about 18 months. A learning tower is useful from the time your child starts walking, so they can help out in the kitchen at eye level. Shelves near the floor make sense from about 2 years old, because then the child can choose and tidy up their own things.
What does Montessori mean in relation to children's furniture?
Montessori furniture is designed so that your child can reach everything independently: low, open shelves, a floor bed without a high frame, a learning tower for the kitchen. The idea behind it is independence—the child gets things and puts them away themselves, instead of waiting. A few, easily visible items on the shelf work better than a shelf that's completely full.
What furniture does a child's room really need?
The basics are a bed, storage, and a surface for playing or drawing. Everything else comes with age. Instead of a large wardrobe, several low shelves with baskets often work better because your child can reach them independently. A rug as a soft play surface replaces any additional furniture in the first few years.
Which material is best suited for children's furniture?
Solid wood like beech or pine lasts for years, can be sanded, and is forgiving of scratches. Coated particleboard is lighter and cheaper, but swells when it gets wet. For anything that will be sucked or chewed on, untreated wood or wood treated with water-based varnish is the safest choice.
How do I tidy up the children's room?
Use open baskets instead of drawers and give each type of toy its designated place. A picture or symbol on the basket will help children who can't yet read. Don't put everything away at once: some toys can go in the basement and be brought back after a few weeks. This way, they'll look like new again.
How big should a children's table and chair be?
When your child is sitting, their feet should be flat on the floor and their knees should form a right angle. Ideally, the tabletop should be at about elbow height. For children between 90 and 110 cm tall, a seat height of 30 to 34 cm and a table height of around 50 cm are usually suitable. Height-adjustable models last considerably longer.
How do I care for children's wooden furniture?
A damp cloth and mild dish soap are sufficient for everyday cleaning. Harsh cleaners can damage the surface and should be kept away from children. Wipe up any water immediately to prevent it from seeping into the grout. Refresh oiled surfaces once or twice a year with a little maintenance oil to keep them looking good for a long time.
What can I add to the children's room?
Besides the furniture, it's the soft details that really make a room cozy: a rug as a play area, warm lighting by the bed, and a few wall stickers that can be removed without leaving any residue. This way, you can let the room grow with your child without having to buy new furniture every time.
How long does delivery of the children's furniture take?
LanaLu is a Swiss online shop and stores its goods in Switzerland. Order today, delivered tomorrow — so you don't have to wait weeks for an import. However, please allow some time for assembly and have a cordless screwdriver and spirit level ready to ensure the anti-tip device is properly installed.