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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To the last two posters, what was wrong with your parents?

We shared four girls to one room and although we bickered we had none of thos issues you are complaining about.

My kids have shared rooms in various houses we lived in, and again, none of those problems.

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I'm the poster who I started this.I
What were the age diffrences?
A kindergartener and preschooler in the same room might work,but there will be several issues if you try to pair a high schoolers and a kindergartener.
How big was the room anyway?The room i shared with my 4 year old brother was pretty small,and there was not much closet space.[/quote]

Room was about 10x12 at most with a small walk in closet.

4 girls

Ages:
4
6
9
13

We shared for 6 years.

My boys shared rooms in various age combos. The biggest spread was age 5-6 sharing with age 10-11.

My nieces share from ages 4-9-14 to now ages 8-13-18.

It is far better to for the same gender kids to share and an older, almost teen brother to share with his young elementary sister.  The girls will be fine sharing.  Unless there is something not right with the 6 year old sister, she will not be acting like a just out of diapers 4 year old boy.  The girls sharing is the only option that makes sense here.

Your experience is making you illogical.

And really, all the things you mention have very little to do with the age difference and almost exclusively indicate a parenting issue [/quote]

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