The 9 Best Kid's Dressers
This wiki has been updated 32 times since it was first published in October of 2016. If you don't want your children to throw their clothes and toys all over the floors of their rooms, then get them one of these kids' dressers. They come in a variety of sizes to meet the needs of all ages, in designs to match any decor, and at a range of prices that can meet any budget. In most cases, you should anchor these to the wall to prevent them from tipping. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.
1. Storkcraft Avalon
2. Simmons Kids Slumbertime Madisson
3. South Shore Sweet Piggy
Editor's Notes
July 16, 2019:
Made of particle board or wood, dressers can be really heavy. Since our selections are intended for use in kids' rooms where they'll likely be used as jungle gyms, that makes safety a top priority. Fortunately, most of our selections come with hardware that lets you anchor the dresser to the wall to prevent it from tipping over.
They can be tricky to put together, and several of them specify that 2 adults are needed for assembly. But if you have time and patience, you can end up with a quality product that will meet your needs for years.
In this update, we evaluated our selections based on quality and value and favored those items with outstanding reputations among users. Removed a couple of items due to concerns about their availability and added the South Shore Sweet Piggy as a good option that balances cute design with practicality.
4. Delta Children Haven
5. Delta Children Universal
6. Sauder Pogo
7. South Shore Imagine
8. Sauder Shoal Creek
9. Step2 Tool Chest
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