inthefastlane – I hope all is still going well with JJ and getting him back into his own bed. I know we’ll allow Little Dude to join us when sick or scared, in the future, but we will continue to encourage him to sleep in his own space otherwise, since we all do better and he really does enjoy waking-up at his own pace in there.

Julie – We have a queen bed, so just slightly bigger. Thus the reason Little Dude and I would head to the extra bedroom for co-sleeping when he was so tiny. As for Florida, it was squishy, but somehow we made it work.

kweenmama – Your practice is how we hope to continue for our future of co-sleeping.

Kait – Little Dude actually does see our bed as one big playground now, which is funny, since he used to nap the best if we let him nap in there. (One or both of us would lay in there with him, he would fall asleep, and we would just stay close-by to make certain he didn’t roll off the bed, even with the “pillow borders” we created.) Yes, I wish, for fun, he would just fall asleep in there sometimes, when we are having a trying day, where everyone is tired.

Mr Geek – So jealous of your king-sized bed. Although with three kids, I’m sure you end up with less room than we have in our queen-sized one.

hotfessional – That so sounds like the first months of Little Dude’s life. Whichever parent was home would be zonked on the couch, recliner or bed with Little Dude.

Veredd – The Hubby and I have talked a lot about what works for us, and happily, we are on the same page, so I’m glad you were able to compromise with your husband, too. Did you allow six months with both children? How was the transition?

Bee – Thank you for the surprise! (And as a parent, yes, isn’t it amazing how much the plans and realities differ?)