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1. Expert: Elizabeth Pantley July 20th, 2010
   	My son sleeps in my bedroom and I am afraid to move him because his room is two stories above mine. How long can we continue to share the same room?
   	There are no rules when it comes to sharing a room with your child. You can move your little one to his own room whenever you feel it’s the right time for your family. When you do make the move it’s important to be able to hear him if he needs you in the middle of the night. If you do not have another bedroom close by, use a baby monitor. Also, make sure there is a smoke detector in your child’s bedroom.

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