Moving baby to own room

When have you moved/planning to move your baby to their own room? My little one is thankfully on the smaller side so still fits comfortably in their Next2Me so is still in with us atm. She goes down to sleep in her cot in her room but I’ll bring her though when I go to bed. I know she won’t fit forever but also not ready to be apart for the whole night. Am
I being clingy or is anyone else the same?

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You’re definitely not being clingy! Keep following that instinct if it’s working for you guys. It’s the more ‘natural’ way and our ancestors would have slept with their babies for years! X

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No you're not being clingy as Xanthe said, it's natural! Our little boy out grew his next to me about 6 weeks ago or so and didn't want him in his own room, we ended up getting a smaller cot to have next to me as his cot Bed wouldn't fit in here! X

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I moved mine out at 4 months, mostly for my selfish reasons of wanting a sex life back but I'm happy to co sleep if my LO is unsettled so that's how I personally balance it. I have baby monitor next to me always. X

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We’re still the same she’s starting to our grow the next to me, but I’m anxious to be apart from her the whole night tbh 🥴🙈 xx

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Thanks everyone for sharing your thoughts! x

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I’m the same her room is fully ready for her I’m just not ready yet 🫠🫠🤣 x

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