Are your babies sleeping in their own rooms yet?

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Is anyone else still paranoid to move their babies into their rooms? 😆 Our little guy sits up as soon as I lay him down and is starting to pull up to stand in his crib. I’m paranoid to have him in his room by himself, but bedtime in our room is becoming a nightmare now that he’s more aware of his surroundings!
Any advice is appreciated! 😃

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Also the standing will pass- my son couldn't sit down on his own for about 2 weeks but after that when he gets tired he will lay down from standing or sitting. But if he is standing up and crying in the middle of the night that's usually when I know he needs us to come in- if he's still laying down or sitting we usually have some hope he will go back to sleep on his own.

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We moved our son the day he turned 7 months old. At the time he was sleeping through the night very consistently but has been waking up 3-5 nights a week around 3-4 am for about a month now but I still think it's better for him to know his nursery is for sleeping. But I do feel like he sleeps better in his crib, we had him in the pack n play next to our bed before and we have had to use it recently when we were out of town and he just seems more restless especially because our schedules differ from his. Like the light from my husband's phone woke him up last weekend (though he did go back to sleep less than 10 minutes later).

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I have a pack n play & she sleeps on her own in there, I'm not worried about the pack n play bc it has soft sides and I know she can't pull herself out of it. Also we have a baby monitor so I can keep an eye on her!

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Have you lowered his crib yet? My son can sit up and has even pulled himself up a few time in his crib but he sleeps in a sleep sac which does restrict his movements a bit. Haven seen him sit up or pull up in a yet, the most he can do is roll. 
We only have a 2 bedrooms, a few months back when he was about 5 months, i tried moving him into his sister's room but it just didnt workout because they would keep eachother awake. Im now planning on attempting it again when i stop breastfeeding around a year old because he still wakes up to nurse at least once a night.

Are your babies sleeping in their own rooms yet?

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