Gallery Roundup: Baby and Sibling Shared Rooms

Space can be tight when adding a new baby to your growing family. Many parents choose to bunk baby with the big brother- or sister-to-be. Here are some examples we pulled from the project gallery of baby and sibling shared rooms. Do you plan on moving your new baby in with your older child?

Baby and Sibling Shared RoomAiden and Mia’s Shared Room by

 

Baby and Sibling Shared RoomMia and Nick’s Shared Room by

 

Baby and Toddler RoomBoy and Girl Shared Yellow and Gray Room by

 

Baby and Sibling Shared RoomPlayful Shared Girls’ Room on a Budget by

 

Baby and Sibling Shared RoomTransport Nursery & Toddler Room by

 

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Beth

Beth

Beth, Project Nursery’s Editor, lives in Upstate New York with her husband and their two sons and daughter. Beth is a work-from-home mom who loves writing, crafting and all things kid design.

Comments

  1. Ross Neytiri

    May 30, 2013

    I think sharing rooms is convenient for everyone, especially the parents. And this is very ideal for babies and toddlers very near in age, because both are still very needy of their parents at nights.

  2. Sarah

    June 1, 2013

    I agree. And the good thing about it is that little kids sleep deeply and don’t get easily bothered by noise. So even when the baby cries, little big sis or little big bro wouldn’t even know.

  3. Gilit

    June 4, 2013

    Hey! Thanks for including Aiden and Mia’s shared room! It’s mostly been great except when they’re both sick and coughing and wake each other up. Can’t say I love that part…

    I can’t wait till they’re older and have adventures together in their room!

  4. Fleur

    June 7, 2013

    I have always been a long-term kind of person. I always design or plan a room with the thought that it’s going to stay that way for a long time. So if the baby and the older kid are both boys or both girls, I can make it work, because most probably, they’d be sharing a room for a very long time. But I do not know how to go about this kind of arrangement if they’re a boy and a girl.

  5. Vania

    June 9, 2013

    The greatest thing about shared rooms is that I think it makes parents more secure about having their kids sleep together in one place. it’s really that simple for me.

  6. Vania

    June 9, 2013

    The greatest thing about shared rooms is that I think it makes parents more secure about having their kids sleep together in one place. it’s really that simple for me.

  7. May Mosley

    June 9, 2013

    I love the last room! but that’s just based on the photos I see on this page. I haven’t really opened the links to each room yet.

  8. Rebecca Wyatt

    February 28, 2014

    AuntBucky.com makes adorable matching ‘Shared Room’ Crib+Twin Bedding and she’s having a 50% OFF Sale in entire store: https://www.etsy.com/listing/102236856/ready-to-ship-twin-bedding-quilt-set?ref=shop_home_feat_1

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