10+ Brilliant Ikea Hacks For Parents

Purchasing a bunk bed and taking out the bottom bunk can be useful for kids who need a little extra space. You can turn the bottom bunk into a study corner, a reading nook, or even a place space for your kids.

Want to create an Instagram-worthy kid's bedroom for your kids, on a budget? You can get these Ikea bed frames and some paint and go all out princess castle. Magical!

You can buy yourself a twin bed frame and cut the legs off, making a pull-out bed for guests that fits neatly under and Ikea bunk. Sleepover parties will never be the same.

Twin beds are often pretty narrow and hard to place a headboard on. Buying this narrow bookshelf can make a great headboard for your child in a narrow space. Tons of storage, too.

Those play kitchens can be pretty pricey. If you're into arts and crafts, you can buy a plain Ikea storage unit and create your own kitchen to play with!

Making arts and crafts is the best part of any kid's day. But, it's hard to find space for the paintings to hang and dry. Using Ikea curtain rods and some clothespins can fix that problem easily.

Tables for kids to play and create are important, but they can take up a ton of space. These storage bins serve two purposes. You can store toys and books, and also use them as little tables for the kids.

Desks can be awfully tall for some kids. So, instead, you can use Ikea entertainment units and TV centers as desks to create or play with Legos on. Smart parenting hack!

The Ikea rack that is usually made for shoes can be leveled out, and you can fit containers into the spaces to separate different toys and food items for kids' "play kitchens." This looks so cute!

Storing books can be hard for parents, especially when the book collection keeps growing. If you buy these inexpensive Ikea spice racks, you can hang them on the wall as floating bookshelves in your kid's rooms.

Perfect for indoor or outdoor spaces, buying these storage units with bins can create easy to use water tables or sand tables. It's fun at home and easy to make!

Instead of the standard, boring bookshelf, this creative parent turned an Ikea dollhouse into the perfect home for books. This would look absolutely adorable in any kids' room!

Not only do you create a special space but you also have extra storage space for toys, out-of-season clothing, or anything else. The best of both worlds with this clever hack.

This is actually two Ikea step-stools combined to create a two-in-one chair. It can be a step-stool like this for reaching highs paces, or it can be used as a high chair for toddlers, too.