How long have/did your twins happily share a room? We're hoping to stretch this out for another year or two, into toddler beds and perhaps big kid beds. I'm wondering if I'm nuts to think this could be anything short of a nightmare once they're out of cribs (keeping those going as long as possible as well). Does anyone have happy stories to share along these lines?
Re: Sharing a room past 2
my boys still share a room, and probably will for the rest of their lives here- but they are same-sex.
they are both in toddler beds and pretty much never make trouble together. they do get out and make trouble independently, though! it isn't a nightmare at all.
I'm right there with you. Landry and Hudson will be 2 on Friday. We put Emerson in her big girl bed about a week after she turned two.
We will be moving back to Texas in two years. We do have a fourth bedroom in the basement but, I'm not willing to put anyone down there. If Landry and Hudson don't work out in the same room then, someone will go in Emerson's room.
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LOL! It's our happiness that's starting to dwindle here, too.
Thanks for the replies. That's pretty much what I thought--it might work out, it might not. I guess I'd rather tough out the rough phases (hoping they're phases) and keep the playroom in our little 3 bedroom ranch. Maybe once the kids are big enough to go down to the basement by themselves we'll make that the playroom, but I'm hoping to be out of this house by then. Fingers crossed for things to go as planned...
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We have been wondering the same thing and have just decided to separate them for awhile for now. They have happily shared a room for 2 yrs. now but neither one will stay in bed or in their room while together but they will when separate. We also had to start putting one in my daughter's room in a pack n play for naps or they would play all afternoon with no naps. Now, separate they will lie right down and go right to sleep for about 3 hrs. It's worth it to get them to bed easily rather than hours of fighting them. They can move back in together when they adjust in a few years. I feel like all my kids follow direction more easily alone without their siblings' influence but when they are both 2 and there isn't an older child to set an example, or to reason with, it becomes even harder! Good luck