Sleep Training in a Shared Room: How to Make It Work With Baby in Your Room or a Sibling’s

Sleep training in a shared room is absolutely possible, whether your baby sleeps in your bedroom or shares a room with a sibling.A lot of parents assume they need a separate nursery before they can start sleep training, but that is not the case. In this episode, I’m sharing the small adjustments that can make the process easier, including whether it makes sense to move baby into their own room, how to create separation when baby stays in your room, and how check-ins may look at bedtime versus overnight.I’m also covering sleep training when siblings share a room, including temporarily moving the older sibling, preparing them for the change, and knowing when to move everyone back into their normal sleeping spaces.Whether you’re sleep training in a one-bedroom home, choosing to room share longer, or sleep training a baby sharing a room with a toddler, your setup does not have to stop you from teaching independent sleep.Have a specific sleep question? Leave it below because I’m answering your questions in the next episode!And if you need more help ⬇️Schedule a ⁠free sleep consult⁠ with me ⁠Follow me on Instagram⁠ for more relatable sleep & parenting stuff