I call this her big-girl treehouse bed, and it’s absolutely adorable! It’s larger than I expected, which is a good thing, and I love that it can grow with her and last for years. It fits perfectly in her room, especially alongside the pink mountain forest wallpaper, creating the sweetest little woodland wonderland. Once assembled, the bed feels incredibly solid and doesn’t wobble or shift easily. That gives me extra peace of mind when my daughter jumps on it or moves around while playing. As a mom, I really appreciate how stable and sturdy it feels. Assembly does take some time and patience because there are quite a few pieces to put together, but it’s well worth the effort. We’re excited to add fairy lights and finish decorating her room to make her little treehouse even more magical. Just be sure to set aside enough time and follow the instructions carefully.

This assembly was a nightmare. Diagrams are labeled wrong. Steps are missing, causing the assembler to have to take it apart to fit that piece in. Several times parts are listed by the wrong number, and no parts exist for that number, so you have to leaf through the manual to find it in other diagrams. Many pilot holes were off. Lastly, I was missing two types of hardware and couldn’t even finish putting it together. Hopefully Wayfair can help me contact the manufacturer because now my child is excited about the bed and I’ve already spent two nights of my time putting it together.

The bed itself is overall really adorable. However the instructions to put this together were really confusing and difficult. Also there was missing hardware I had to do to the hardware store to get the right screws to fit. One of the screws that came with the kit was Defective and cracked the particle board. The bed is not very sturdy and you have to be pretty careful getting it because it wobbles. Not the best purchase for a toddler.