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1128483 tn?1277340286

Bedroom for two (or more) children?

So for those of you who had your second (or more) child this October (Or around then), are they sharing rooms?  

We have our little girl in our living room at the moment and are hoping to move her to our son's room.  Were hoping she'll start to sleep a little better first, every time she wakes up she wakes our son up regardless of what room of the house they are in.  So how have some of you dealt with this?  Having her in our room is not an option for both space and personal preference.  
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1128483 tn?1277340286
Thanks, I think we'll wait another month or so and see how it goes.  She sleeps much better than our son.  Our son will wake at the sound of a pin drop, it's annoying!
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915119 tn?1341948989
I have my girls sharing the room, but since my baby is only a month old I sleep her in a bassinet in my room. I don't seem to have that problem. My daughter was the one with the idea of sharing rooms with the baby. She's also a very good sleeper so nothing wakes her up. I think like alaysha said maybe putting quiet music can mask the sound. Try different things to keep him from waking up.  
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187316 tn?1386356682
I'd keep her in the living room until she is sleeping better. Maybe try playing quiet music in his room while he's sleeping to mask the sound of her waking up. I really don't know hun that's tough.
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