When I was expecting my second child we needed to move my eldest boy out of the nursey and into his own room to make way for the new baby. He was 18 months old at the time and we decided to give him a proper boys room. Maybe this was more for us than him because at 18 months I don't think he was too bothered how his room looked. Anyway one of the things we really wanted was a car bed. We looked around for a while but didn't see anything we liked, then I came across the Little Tikes Roadster Bed in the Woolworths catalogue. It was £200 and we ordered it straight away. When it arrived the bed did need to be assembled. You get the mattress and a ...  Read the complete review

Not exactly a cot bed but smaller than a normal sized single bed. This bed is plastic and shaped as a car [roadster to be precise]. It is bright blue and comes with four wheels, slight bonnet and twin exhausts. It has a wooden slatted base which gives plenty of out of the way storage room for those little bits and pieces. It stands about eight inches off the ground and is slightly bigger than standard cot bed size. It takes cot bed sheets, quilt etc and has its own mattress provided. My son moved into this bed when he was thirteen months old and has only ever rolled out of it twice when he turned himself round and kept rolling over. I assure you he ...  Read the complete review

Last year we took the girls to toys r us before christmas and we had a good look around Jess spotted the little tikes roadster bed on display and wanted it try explaining to Jess why she can have a boys bed just does not go down well. My husband decided if she wants a boys bed then why not. We left toys r us with the bed costing £189 including the mattress not so bad i guess some mattresses cost that without the bed. Lucky the bed comes in three colours blue, red and bright yellow so i made it on the condition she choose the yellow car bed. The bed comes in a huge box that felt quite light. When taking the parts out the box it was in three parts. It ...  Read the complete review

Well before I had children I always wanted one of these if I had a son, they have been around for years and I think they look great. I never purchased a cot bed and went just for a normal cot for our first as we knew we wanted two children close together but didn't want to fork out for two cots. For this reason my son had to be out of his cot at 17 months so he had time to get used to a bed before his little sister arrived and stole the cot. Like all Little Tikes products it is very well made, it is a big chunk plastic car shaped bed. It has 4 wheels which are stationary so they look realistic but don't move. It has moulded shaped for the lights and other ...  Read the complete review

We were very kindly given the little tykes cosy cottage bed for my daughter by somebody on the freecycle network, as we needed her cotbed for her new baby brother, and at 2.5 years old she was ready for a big girls bed. This is a true little girls bed, it is basically shaped like a cottage at the head, with a blue roof, pink walls and a little hidey window with fully functioning shutters. The sides and bottom of the bed are basically like a garden fence/gate. It has wooden slats and takes a standard cot bed mattress. Being from little tikes it is durable solid plastic, very easy to wipe clean should someone attack it with crayons or something! My daughter now adores her .  Read the complete review