Zen Toddler Bed - Mattress Included

Yes! The Zen Toddler Bed comes with a mattress, so you have everything you need to create a cozy new sleep space for your toddler. No need to purchase a separate mattress.

The Zen Toddler Bed supports up to 300 lbs. Its high-density SmartFoam™ construction provides lasting support and helps the bed maintain its shape through everyday use.

No tools, no complicated instructions, no big setup. Zen Toddler arrives in compact boxes and comes together with a few simple steps. Just unpack, let the foam expand, and connect the pieces with zippers. Even little ones can join in and help get their new space ready, making the first moments with their new bed part of the fun.

See the step-by-step instructions below:

1. Open the boxes and remove the Zen Toddler bed sections from their packaging.
2. Locate the two yellow tabs and pull them together to unroll the bed. This will break the vacuum seal and allow the pieces to expand.
3. Watch as the Zen Toddler bed expands into its full shape.
4. Once expansion is complete, align the bed pieces and flip the bed onto its back.
5. Zip the pieces together to finalize the assembly.
6. Once connected, it's ready for bedtime!

Yes. The Zen Toddler Bed features spill-resistant Performance Corduroy fabric with liquid-repellent technology. It helps keep everyday spills from soaking in, making little accidents easier to clean up. The fabric is also OEKO-TEX® certified.

The Zen Toddler Bed is designed to make everyday messes easier to manage. For regular care, vacuum the fabric and gently brush away dirt with a soft-bristle brush. For spills, blot the area with a clean, dry cloth and spot clean as needed. The covers are fully removable and machine washable, making deeper cleaning easier. For tougher stains, professional upholstery cleaning is recommended.

No. The Zen Toddler Bed is made entirely with Rove Lab's proprietary SmartFoam™ technology, without a rigid wood or metal frame. Its all-foam construction creates a soft, cushioned design with no hard corners.

A Montessori bed, also known as a Montessori floor bed, is a low-profile bed that allows children to get in and out of bed on their own. Inspired by Montessori principles, it encourages independence, freedom of movement, and exploration by giving children easier access to their sleeping space. Unlike traditional raised beds or cribs, floor beds sit close to the ground, making them easier for young children to access as they grow.

Floor beds can be a suitable option for toddlers when they're ready for a more independent sleep space and the room is properly childproofed. Since children can get in and out of bed on their own, it's important to secure furniture, cover electrical outlets, keep cords and small objects out of reach, and remove potential hazards from the surrounding area.

A floor bed's low height can reduce the distance of a potential fall, but it doesn't eliminate every risk. The right setup depends on your child's age, development, and individual needs.

Montessori floor beds can be a suitable choice for toddlers when the sleeping environment is set up with their safety in mind. Their low-to-the-ground design makes it easier for children to get in and out of bed independently, while reducing the height of a potential fall.

Before making the switch, prepare the room by securing furniture and windows, covering electrical outlets, keeping cords and small objects out of reach, and making sure there are no gaps where a child could get trapped. The entire sleeping area should be free of potential hazards.

Montessori floor beds are generally designed for toddlers and young children who are ready for a more independent sleep space. Many families consider the transition between 18 months and 3 years, but there's no one-size-fits-all age. A child's development, mobility, and readiness are important factors to consider.

For babies under 12 months, a safety-approved crib, bassinet, or play yard with a firm, flat sleep surface and no loose bedding remains the recommended sleep environment. Floor beds are intended for an older stage of development.

There's no set age for moving from a crib to a floor bed. Many parents start considering the transition when their toddler begins trying to climb out of the crib, reaches the crib's height or weight limits, or shows signs of being ready for more independence.

Before making the switch, consider your child's development and make sure their room is properly childproofed. A gradual transition, with a familiar bedtime routine and a comfortable new sleep space, can also help make the change easier.