If you have to choose between a dresser and a king bed, go for the bed, though. 

The kid's room is very large it fits 3 twin size beds and one toddler size plus two cube organizers and 3 dressers, 2 night stands and 2 tvs.

My husband is a hair dresser and has his own business.  

Just in my circles I know a lot of restaurant owners,  contractors, bar tenders and hair dressers that I am sure are near the poverty line on their tax returns but are no where close to it in real life. 

Well for the people that are all worked up about damages moving a fridge.....better not let them move a bed....dresser....couch or any other decent sized piece of furniture.... they can ALL damage walls and doorways moving that stuff in/out...... you had better supply all of that and forbid it to be moved...... ridiculous.....If you store it, I would highly recommend you require it to be plugged in... you can leave it on its lowest setting ..... refrig appliance do not like to sit for long periods without functioning...... bad for the components

Its a historic neighborhood so smaller bedrooms are common, basically enough room for a queen bed, night stand on each side and a small dresser in the master or a twin or double bed and a small desk in the other 2 bedrooms.

Just be glad you didn't buy a restaurant, hair-dresser, or other non-essential business right before this Covid-19 scare.   

Geez my dresser is full right now.

The bedroom has a private bath and is coming furnished with a queen bed, night stand, dresser, desk, desk chair, and rug. 

comes from the days of the traveling itinerant millstone dressers.