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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In this scenario I would put the baby in my room so as to let the 3yo get enough sleep.[/quote] This. It's the only option. [/quote] Yes, and Frankly, this entire post is OP looking for a way around this. It's a very, very long was of asking, "How can we force our two kids into sharing a room when the baby wakes up the 3 yo, because we really don't want to deal with the baby in our room." It's pretty selfish, OP. [/quote] Wow. That’s pretty harsh. I know of people who do room share their kids and seem to sort it out, so I was just trying to see if there was something I was missing that other people have done that might help. Thanks to the people who suggested separating the baby with a slumber pod. I was hopeful there was a better option! [/quote] Ignore that comment, dcum is full of perimenopausal harpies who are mad at the world [/quote] Thanks. Have been having a generally crummy day in a few different arenas, not helped I’m sure by the lack of sleep, so I appreciate your kindness. The afternoon nap was capped at an hour today and I am going to try to see if we can’t sort an earlier bedtime for the baby tonight to see if it does a reset like other posters suggested. I appreciate the other suggestions! If all else fails, we can also try rotating who is awake with the baby in the mornings and sneak in and grab him before he wakes up, because he does wake the three year old up when he wakes up. When I grabbed the baby and brought him into our room this week, I was hoping that it would allow my 3 year old to fall back asleep but no such luck there. Thankfully the baby is very good natured or I might consider sending him back! [/quote]
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