Does the rail go all the way around. Does a child have to climb over the rail to get down the ladder?
1854391
Yes, your child would have to climb over the railing to get down the ladder.
1854392
Yes, it goes all the way around the bed. We have an older child so it wasn't an issue for us.
1854393
Yes the rail goes all the way around. And yes you have to climb over the rails to get onto the bed, unless you decide not to put the rails up. At first it was awkward for my daughter to climb over the rails but now she is used to it.
2037684
I believe so. There is picture step by step process on the ladder. I have a 5 and 8 year old The 8 year old has no problem with it. My 5 year old can do it, just is a little awkward for her. Just like every safety device in your house, walk through it with your kids and have them practice putting it out. This device can be deployed and then put back together for storage.
1201893
The rail does not drop. No cribs available today drop due to more stringent safety standards. Drop crib rails can sever a baby's tiny fingers.
1196185
No. You have to get back to the starting point which of course is much higher than then ending point. For the kids, I seat them first at the ending point and pull them backwards to the starting point. That is much easier and safer than having them climb a ladder.
115728
The ladder has metal pieces on the top that sit down over the rail, so it can be lifted off. It is not secured in place.
752900
Yes easily. The side rail facing the ladder comes off . You will need to only fill 4 small holes that are predrilled.
1667937
If you mean rails that go across underneath the mattress, then yes. If you mean a guard rail that keeps kids from falling out of bed, then no.
424139
No, the ladder is rigid. It is only hinged at the top. It doesn't collapse and cannot be made shorter. It is a great ladder and I carry it on my motorhome rear roof access ladder using the camco bike rack.
1904237
My daughter climbs in and out and abuses her crib quite a bit. To date it has never fallen over. Hope this helps.
127610
It is not a stair you use to get up, rather a ladder (holes in the side that kids climb up). My son is 1 and loves the slide, but can't handle the ladder yet. An older child would be able to do it fine, though.
963506
No, you would not need a ladder, he would get in the bed by going up at the end of the bed were there are no rails,
85052
Yes, child and swivel and raise and collapse the ladder manually. It actually has a pretty decent range!
2095584
No. This ladder is great, light weight and extends from the bottom up, not from the top down, it also has simple clips that lock in place. It is perfect for my loft and I have 2 teens that go up and down all day long.
639949
I'm not sure. I would think not attaching it would leave too big a space for falling. The climbing wall on each side has been great and safe. My grandson tackled the lower side first and now climbs the full side. He jumps from the ladder but is sitting on a step when he does. He is 3 by the way. I think jumping from the space for the slide might just be asking for an injury.
2215737
No the ladder does not come off. The top rails are screwed onto it. But the bottom table and chairs convert into a bed very fast and easily.
1791763
It's really quite ingenious. The step pivots inward allowing you to climb past it one step. Then you reach down with a foot and push it back outward. Then you can descend to the step. I find that the platform extends the range that you can safely reach without moving the ladder. Bob
1315001
not at all, you have to unfold then fold down the bottom that is one piece, the size of the crib opening and then then the mattress goes on top of it I have my grandson visiting every weekend till they move here next month and at 2 he has never even attempted to climb out of it like he does at the one at his home. Best investment I ever made. Well worth the price. Love it.