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Ladies what are we doing sleep wise with 2 kids under 3? Are all 4 of you in the same room? How is it going? We are husband and wife with 2 kids. 2.7 year old son and 4 week old daughter. We’re all in the same room as our second bedroom is upstairs and I’m not having my 2.7 year old sleeping upstairs alone. But the night wake ups from both of them is driving us up the wall. And then he goes work from 9am and I’m solo parenting 2 kids alone for 9-10 hours. With broken sleep. I need some advise on how you guys are doing if you’re in the same boat x

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Is it not possible for one of you to sleep upstairs with the 2 year old until you feel more comfortable? Or baby gate the bedroom door for the 2 year old and put a baby monitor in the room? I only have one kiddo so these are just what I would think of trying but I have no advice from experience. Sorry x

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Hubby has our bed or the settee, i sleep in the girls room

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Eldest is 3 end of October and dad sleeps with him in one room 4 month old I sleep with in a separate room x

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