Comments on: King vs. Queen? http://www.llamaandlamb.com/archives/king-vs-queen/ The personal blog of Rachel Steely and Stephen James Mon, 13 Oct 2008 13:53:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Laura Thomas http://www.llamaandlamb.com/archives/king-vs-queen/#comment-3 Laura Thomas Mon, 06 Nov 2006 13:45:47 +0000 http://smjdesign.com/rachelandstephen/2006/11/05/king-vs-queen/#comment-3 A little clarification: Our kids are not ever allowed to sleep in our bed (Jeremy's rule). I go to their beds if they are occationally needing some extra comfort. I do many times disagree with Jeremy's rule during a night time crisis. However, I am sometimes afraid he will smoosh them, and we always sleep much sounder without them. Adah has chosen on her own to give up her crib and sleep in a big bed. She never gets out of the bed when I leave the room. She must think there are invisible bars around her bed because she has always slept in her crib. The transition was so much easier for her than for Ben who slept in our bed quite a bit. Upon further thought, a queen should be sufficient for you and Rachel since you are smaller than us. Jeremy is so tall he sometimes sleeps diagonal in bed. You can change your minds in 10 years. The whole resolving fights thing is irrelavent to the size of the bed. However, we don't wake up in the middle of the night anymore grumpily arguing over who is hogging all the room now that we have a king. By the way it was always Jeremy who was hogging all the room! A little clarification: Our kids are not ever allowed to sleep in our bed (Jeremy’s rule). I go to their beds if they are occationally needing some extra comfort. I do many times disagree with Jeremy’s rule during a night time crisis. However, I am sometimes afraid he will smoosh them, and we always sleep much sounder without them. Adah has chosen on her own to give up her crib and sleep in a big bed. She never gets out of the bed when I leave the room. She must think there are invisible bars around her bed because she has always slept in her crib. The transition was so much easier for her than for Ben who slept in our bed quite a bit.

Upon further thought, a queen should be sufficient for you and Rachel since you are smaller than us. Jeremy is so tall he sometimes sleeps diagonal in bed. You can change your minds in 10 years.

The whole resolving fights thing is irrelavent to the size of the bed. However, we don’t wake up in the middle of the night anymore grumpily arguing over who is hogging all the room now that we have a king. By the way it was always Jeremy who was hogging all the room!

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