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Sharing a room with 3 Year Old DS

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Zebrafrog · 04/04/2018 10:53

Im currently renting which is breaking me financially but have been offered a one bedroom self contained outbuilding where I work (hospitality) the cost of this is FOC only thing is could I really share a room with my 3 year old DS he does get into my bed most nights anyway so I suppose it is no difference?

Thoughts much appreciated!

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Aprilmightmemynewname · 04/04/2018 10:55

Could you have a sofa bed in the lounge? Me and exh had one in the dining room at the old house!!

Falconhoof1 · 04/04/2018 11:19

Sounds like a great opportunity to sort out your finances. I think I could share a bedroom with my child of it was free accommodation.

Bytheseabythesea · 04/04/2018 11:22

Agree it sounds like a good opportunity, and it won't be forever. Not entirely the same but my cousin rented a small flat and shared with her son for a year or so in order to save for a deposit on buying a flat. No regrets at all!

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mindutopia · 04/04/2018 11:32

Sounds fine if it’s short term and there is a lounge area or somewhere for you to go after he goes to bed. I wouldn’t want to do it for years but for a year, yes, would be fine. My dd slept with us until she was 3.5 anyway (2 years bedsharing and then a year and a half in a floor bed in our room). It sounds like you could save up some money that way.

afrikat · 04/04/2018 13:44

I'd definitely do it and use the opportunity to save up. At 4.5 my DS gets in my bed regularly so I wouldn't notice much difference Smile

Summerisdone · 04/04/2018 14:53

Tbh if I suddenly went from 2 bedrooms to 1 now with my 3yo DS, I don't think I'd notice except for the extra toys in the bedroom. He sleeps in my bed and also tends to play in there in the day because I've got a TV in mine.
If it's just for a few years or less then I don't think it'd be too difficult for you to deal with. Obviously if he got towards the end of primary school and you were still sharing a room, then it may become a bit more difficult and uncomfortable for the two of you

DailyMailFail101 · 04/04/2018 14:58

Do it to save up! It’s a great opportunity to sort out finances and maybe save for a bigger place, it only needs to be a short term kind of thing.

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