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		<title>Moving our Daughter&#8217;s Bed to her own Room</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A few weeks ago, we decided to see if our then 23-month-old daughter was ready to sleep in her own room again after many months of sleeping in our room.  The first night my daughter slept in her room, she woke up crying around 2 am.  We decided to take her to our bed for [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A few weeks ago, we decided to see if our then 23-month-old daughter was ready to sleep in her own room again after many months of sleeping in our room.  The first night my daughter slept in her room, she woke up crying around 2 am.  We decided to take her to our bed for the rest of the night, but surprisingly, she did not want to be there and would not calm down until we went back to her room and I lay down beside her.  The following night<span id="more-755"></span>, she went to her bed by herself which shocked us.  She did wake up during the night again, but this time she wasn&#8217;t screaming.  Unlike the previous night, I just went to her room and lay down beside her and she fell asleep without a problem.  Now, every night, she walks over to her bed, lies down and falls asleep beside me within 5-10 minutes.  The next day, she wakes up between 7 and 8 am and walks over to our bed.  If it&#8217;s closer to 7 am, then she will sometimes go back to sleep for another hour or so.</p>
<p>While our daughter was sleeping with us in the same room for more than a year and a half, I&#8217;ve been told many times that she shouldn&#8217;t.  Very few people, like my mother and grandmother, were supportive of what I was doing.  My much younger brother slept in my parents&#8217; room until he was four, so to me and my mother it definitely wasn&#8217;t strange that our daughter was still in our room.  I am so glad I did whatever I thought was right because I did not have to suffer by using methods such as &#8220;cry it out&#8221;.  Our daughter was ready to move to her own room and that is what makes me really happy.</p>
<p>I really do believe that staying close to your little ones for at least the first couple of years is important for many reasons.  Also, time flies and you&#8217;ll quickly start missing those brief moments you were able to share with your baby.</p>
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