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Personjojo1976
06/8/2010 at 10:22am
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Hi all

May sound like a strange question!!!

Do the beds in the cabin have a rail on them?! We have a 3 yr old boy that always falls out of bed and busts his nose lol

The kids are on the bottom bunks and DH and i have the top bunks. That should be fun!

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Personkarende
06/8/2010 at 11:09am
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I think if I recall a small rail on the top bunks on LD Lines, if you are really worried he could sleep on the floor in between the bunks. My husband did this one year as my youngest DD insisted on her own bed when we had planned to put both girls in top and tail.


Personkellogs
06/8/2010 at 11:22am
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When we were on the ferry you could go and collect bed rails from an office on board the ferry to put in your cabin for the upper bunks.



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