Your child needs sleep to develop and grow. The Sebra, Baby & Jr. bed grows and develops along with your child. It is a bed that can be passed from generation to generation, from child to child and from family to family. It's a piece of Danish design history and a safe, bunk-sized trundle bed.

The Sebra bed, which is the largest of its kind in the world, is a great way to make a statement.

The Sebra, Baby & Jr. bed is a baby and junior bed for indoor use. It is an extendable bed that can be used from a baby bed to a junior bed. The bed is designed with a raised bed bottom for a maximum of 15 kg and with a lowered bottom for a maximum of 80 kg.

• You buy a bed made of FSC-certified wood.
• You are investing in a crib that is certified. Your child will not be exposed to unnecessary harmful substances, either by breathing them or biting into the furniture.

Level 1 - This level is infant friendly.
The raised bed bottom makes it easy to lift the baby out of bed and back into bed. The raised bottom allows the child to be held securely and comfortably while being lifted out of bed. At the same time, parents can better support the baby's back and neck when he or she is put back in the bed, as the distance between the bed and the floor is reduced. - This is safer for the child and for the parents' backs.
IMPORTANT! The lowest position of the bottom of the bed is the safest. The bottom of the crib should always be in the lowest position as soon as the child is able to sit up on their own.

Level 2 - This level is appropriate for the child who is showing early signs of sitting up or crawling.IMPORTANT! The support bars must be removed before using the bed with the lowest position of the bed bottom. Side rails should be removed as soon as the child can crawl out of the bed on his or her own. Many parents try to delay the removal of the railings as long as possible, as this also means less supervision. For safety reasons, however, they should be removed as soon as the child can crawl out of bed on his or her own.

The child should be able to crawl out of bed on his or her own.

Level 3 - This tape is suitable for the child who shows signs of wanting to climb or is old enough to crawl/get out of bed on his own.
The day will come when your toddler "can" and "will" himself. Hopefully, by then you will be able to appreciate the sound of little baby feet running towards you in the morning (not in the middle of the night) if you have removed one or both sides of the bed for safety reasons. Around age two and a half, many children show signs that they no longer want the bed rails - some show them earlier, some not at all. It is important to pay attention to these signs so that you can remove the crib rails before your child forces them out.

Level 4 - This step is appropriate for children who have reached a certain size and therefore need more space.
When this need arises depends on the size and sleeping behavior of the child. Most people remove the bed when the child is about 3 or 4 years old.

• length: 115cm width: 75.8cm height: 88cm extraction length: 155cm
• Birch wood, FSC™ Mix 70% (License number: FSC™ C160110) - water-based varnish