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[quote=Anonymous]We are reconfiguring some rooms due to a new WFH job, and my 7 year old will be moving into a small bedroom (which she's fine with--she likes the room).  To save space, we're considering getting a loft bed that is over a dresser, such as this one (or a less expensive version, if we can find one):

https://www.wayfair.com/baby-kids/pdp/harriet-bee-drina-twin-solid-wood-loft-bed-by-harriet-bee-w006508382.html?piid=31856478

Does anyone have a bed like this?  It's not as high as a bunk bed, but higher than a regular bed.  I'm worried that, after the newness wears off, she won't like sleeping so high up.  She only gets out of bed overnight on rare occasions, so I'm not worried about her falling.  But I do have some questions for those with experience with loft beds:

1.  Is it really hard to make the bed?  Also, is it annoying to change the sheets?

2.  Did your kid get sick of sleeping up so high?

3.  If you read to your kid in bed, was it a pain to climb up and down?  It'll be a twin mattress, so it's a small space.

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