Will we ever have our own room again.

Not at all mama! The thought of no longer co sleeping with my baby makes me want to cry 😭 It can sound odd but theres something so special about being right there for them all night

Me! I love having my babies with me. I sleep better with them or near them, and knowing I can quickly resettle them if they wake up. I was gutted when I had to move rooms from my 2 year old when we had our newborn in Feb, he kicks around so much in our bed at night I was too scared of him hurting him by accident (he sleeps with my husband, sometimes in his cot for a few hrs then goes into his bed and I'm in another room with our newborn). Am hoping we'll be able to share a room/bed again when baby is a bit older, until they don't need us at night. I'll take as many snuggles as I can!

Western society is weird. What you're inituiting (made that word up I guess) is biologically normal.

Maybe when they're like 7. Haha.

We moved our oldest to her own room at 16 months when I was pregnant (we had a jack and Jill bedroom/bathroom and kept the doors open). We just moved out youngest about a month before she turned 2 but they both still end up in our bed 😂

I’m the same both of my boys sleep with me. I can’t get myself to put them in the other room. I won’t be able to sleep fs

We are many lol and definitely not a ‘you’ problem either. Still struggling with this myself, but taking my time. They’re only little once and when the time comes they will move to their own room. You sleep well and they sleep well because it’s natural and biological. So take all the time you want xx

Me. Our 3 yr old has her bed at the end of our bed...and has slept in there ONCE 😂 she sleeps in between my wife and I. She is 3. Our 6mth old? Sleeps on my side.

Im okay with that. I was a kid who snuck into my mother's room at night when she was asleep to sleep at the foot of her bed. If she was awake and sent me out I snuck into my older sisters room until I was like 8😂 my wife? She slept with her parents until she was about 4. 🤷🏾‍♀️ so we're okay with our babies sleeping in our bed. This stage won't last long.