We have seen many possibilities that can be exploited when creating a space for baby sleep on his own or spend your free time, but what happens when the little one share a room with parents? It is true that there are certain essential elements, but whether the child sleeps in his own crib or if you choose the bed, you will have to think about how you distribute the space that you assign inside your own room so that you have all the comforts and without cramming it. stuff.
The first thing you will have to decide is where is the boy going to sleep. That your option is the colecho does not mean that you do not have a crib where the child can spend some time throughout the day, but if he sleeps on the same mattress as you, you can choose a folding crib or traveling that does not remove space to the room when it is not being used. When I talked about cribs, I already told you about the possibilities of folding cribs that existed in the market. As always, remember that, even if it is a “provisional” solution, you don't have to forget all the security requirements that include a minimum distance between bars, a firm mattress and a sufficient height of the cradle so that you do not have to bend down a lot to reach the small one but that is of easy access.
If on the contrary, you prefer to leave a fixed cradle in your room, I recommend you try the toughest designs in wood or metal but unless you have plenty of space, forget about the cribs with drawers and other screens. Use to store your baby's clothes and accessories the same closet where you have all your things, leaving a special space for the child. I assure you that as the time for the child's birth approaches or as months go by, that space will grow but not in the same proportion as your room grows (that is: your room will not grow but the child's space will ). Outside of jokes, look for a place to place all the objects of the child either in your room or in another corner of the house and that allows you to have everything at hand and placed.
Organizing your baby's resting place in your room means minimizing all purchases and share space Available in all aspects. You cannot give up the essentials but you cannot run out of space to take care of the child. I recommend you get furniture that fulfill two functions or that you take advantage of what you already have, such as a dresser as a changing table, removing all the ornaments and spreading a towel over it.
You also have to remember that even if it's your room, everyone textiles have to be natural and hypoallergenic, both on the sheets and on the curtains. And of course, carpets forbidden the first months of the child's life to eliminate all access to mites and other microorganisms.
Take advantage of the arrival of the new family member to hide the plugs behind furniture and eliminate all the elements that contain pointed corners of the reach of the little ones. Secure the drawers so that the fingers cannot be caught and in general try to eliminate the danger of your room if it is the one that will spend the most time.
