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12/5/2009 at 1:12pm
Location: Derbyshire Outfit: None Entered
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We are off on our very first caravan trial to see if we like it before we take the plunge and buy.
We are renting a 6 berth with fixed bunks at the back. We have two children one age 10 and one age only just 2. The big one will sleep on the top bunk and the 2 year old on the bottom. The problem is how do we stop the two year old falling out and falling on the floor?
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12/5/2009 at 1:18pm
Location: Manchester Outfit: Swift Challenger 524
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Hi, Our son is nearly 3 and we use an inflatable Thomas the tank engine ready bed, available in argos for about £30.00. Its light and easily stored and he loves going to bed in his thomas bed. It has a shaped side to stop little ones falling out. Just to be on the safe side though, you could also put spare cushions or seat bases next to the bunk just in case.
hope this helps
Chris W
12/5/2009 at 1:27pm
Location: East mids Outfit: Geist Caravan
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I use to put some of the spare caravan cushions on the floor when ours were little so they had something soft to land on.
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12/5/2009 at 1:35pm
Location: Manchester Outfit: Swift Challenger 524
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No it goes on the bed (lower bunk ) and has not fallen off.
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12/5/2009 at 1:47pm
Location: Northern Ireland Outfit: Bailey Pegasus Milan
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Our friends have the same problem, they use a peice of laminate flooring about 4 ft long, it slots in front of mattress and the frame. It is firm enough for the child to roll back into bed if she rolls up to it. Also puts spare cushions on floor in front of bed.. It's really not that far to fall..
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12/5/2009 at 2:27pm
Location: norwich Outfit: Pageant Vendee
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Hi
we used a bed guard hooked under the mattress, my son got his from freecycle.
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12/5/2009 at 2:30pm
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Hi, can you tell me what type the bed guard is, is it a folding one etc. Thanks
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12/5/2009 at 3:46pm
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son has a folding one and a wooden one which was used on the double bed.
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12/5/2009 at 4:18pm
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hi you will find that the bunk mattress quite narrow and finding a bed guard small enough is hard we found putting the mattress inside a sleeping bag works well as long as they stay in the sleeping bag that is hope this helps Andy
12/5/2009 at 5:21pm
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Hi
We have just been on our first trip, and we have fixed bunks and a 2 year old. I bought a tomy folding bed guard from argos and slid it under the mattress, it did the trick for us.
12/5/2009 at 5:57pm
Location: Cheshire Outfit: Compass Connoiseur 490 5 + Volvo V70
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I use a Tomy folding bed guard too, (my daughter is 3 now). It slides under the bunk mattress and once the child lays on the top it's really quite secure.
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