I have a very careful mother-in-law who is reluctant to throw away anything, especially the items that have accompanied her children since childhood. She carefully collects every item. My husband says that my mother-in-law is a nostalgic person, but in the eyes of my father-in-law, my mother-in-law is just a stingy person. Why do I say that? It all stems from a promise made by my father-in-law! My son is now 5 years old. My mother-in-law is reluctant to buy a second-hand crib when he was a child, and she doesn’t want to give it away. Fortunately, the house is large, and the crib has always been placed in the utility room. But one time, my father-in-law came home and asked my mother-in-law to pack up the crib and give it to the grandson of an old neighbor, but my mother-in-law disagreed. My father-in-law angrily accused my mother-in-law of being stingy and wanted to dismantle the crib in a rage! But unexpectedly, after dismantling half of it, it turned into a desk!

After my father-in-law removed the guardrail on one side of the crib, he found that the crib looked really good without the guardrail. The child was standing next to the crib, so my father-in-law suddenly had an idea and decided to transform the crib into a small desk for his grandson! Unexpectedly, it really looked like that after the transformation! My sister-in-law also had a 3-year-old baby, so my father-in-law bought two children's chairs, saying that when the little one comes back, the two kids can do handicrafts here! Don't say that this desk transformed from a crib is more practical than a purchased desk!

Later, I accidentally saw a renovation design, which talked about how to make rational use of the crib, without giving it away or selling it at a low price. One of the renovation plans was to transform it into a desk. It seems that if you have any old furniture at home that you don’t need, you must first check the Internet to see if there are any good renovation plans. If not, it’s not too late to give it away or throw it away. Otherwise, you will really miss out on so many good and practical designs!

However, the height of this crib is limited to children between 3 and 6 years old. Children who are larger will feel crowded. And the height is relatively low. With this independent small desk, children can complete their handicrafts here, and the tabletop can be turned into a small blackboard. You don’t have to worry about getting dust everywhere when drawing and writing here!

Hooks can be installed on the inside and outside of the crib to store children’s handicraft materials, handicrafts, etc.!

And it is also very convenient to modify, you only need to remove one side of the guardrail. Generally, baby cribs have movable guardrails on one side, so it doesn’t need to be too troublesome, just unscrew the screws, and mothers can do it themselves!

If it is a double-layer, then the lower layer can be directly removed. Generally, this kind of children's bed is combined, which is also convenient to disassemble!

This crib is definitely worth buying as it can be used by your child from birth to school!

In addition to being able to be transformed into a desk, if you keep the bottom shelf and remove the upper bed board, it can also be turned into a clothing storage area for your children! Just install a hanging rod at the top!

Install a steel rope or hemp rope, hang it on the balcony, and it can become a swing!

Or would it be nice to make it into a booth in the entrance hall?