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Around what age did you switch your baby to their own nursery? My almost 3 year old and my youngest will be sharing the…

Around what age did you switch your baby to their own nursery? My almost 3 year old and my youngest will be sharing the master bedroom. I have a video baby monitor and our rooms are back to back of each other. My LO will be 5 months old in a few days. I can’t remember how old my oldest was when I switched her to her crib in her own bedroom but I feel like it was around this time. She sleeps through the night some nights, and some nights she’ll wake up once to eat.

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blueismycolor

Blue IsMyColorМама троих детей

3 months for all 3 of mine.

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hilligermomx2

Amber Мама двоих (1 год, 5 лет)

I switched my son when he was about 4/5 months old.

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