What if she NEVER tries to climb out of her crib?!
There's a wide range of beds out there, many of which we can't afford (or are really nutso). Here are some of the examples I've found:
This is one of the more reasonable choices.

It's from KidKraft and retails for less than $200. It's clean an modern looking and has a little bench at the end so kids can sit and read or put their shoes on there.
Flexa also makes fairly reasonable beds

Matrix makes beds with slides as well, though their beds are a bit more finished looking than Flexa. They might be a little too precious for us.

There's always good ol' IKEA

This loft bed is reversible, the bed can either go at the top or the bottom so it grows with your child (if it lasts the rebuilding process). I love this starry tent. I think I would have really enjoyed this bed when I was little.
I love this Oeuf Sparrow trundle bed.

Nurseryworks makes a bunk bed with a lot of extra storage but it's a little too modern for my tastes.

I've found some beautiful antique beds on ebay, like this French one.

Perhaps we'll just get Hazel this little cottage bed from PoshTots.

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