Own room?

Is it safe and okay for me to put baby boy in his own room now he’s 6 months next week? My partner is so loud and gets up early that he is waking him up so much.

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Controversial but I put our little boy in his room at 13 weeks… we were waking him up, he was waking us up being noisy in his sleep. He flaps his feet in his sleep and I used to shh him thinking he was awake which then woke him up 🤣 Overall we all get a better nights sleep. X

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I put my baby in his own room when he was about 5.5 months because the room was cooler than our bedroom. He definitely likes having the space in his cot to wriggle and move around 😊

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I'm moving our little boy into his own room soon, he's five and a half months. Every baby is different! It's up to you! Xx

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