Sharing a Room (New toddler Schedule)

Since our  big move too Alaska we have made many changes. Our previous house had 5 bedrooms in only 2200sqft. It was more rooms than living space. Our new house is only 3 bedrooms and has way more living space than bedrooms so our family had to make a new changes in our bedtime and nap schedules but so far the girls love their new room!

Yes they are sharing a room, and I see all the perks in sharing rooms and some of the down falls.
Plus side~

• They are sharing more
• They play better together
• Less night terrors since they have each other in the same room.
• I am not bouncing from room to room every night.
• Down sizing toys! Makes cleaning easier and you really get to know the toys your kids use and don't use.

Down Side~ 

• They wake each other up once a night maybe twice a night
• Nap times are separate 
• two bedtime schedules 
• Sharing a closet (mainly because Kaylie loves to throw an unlatch all the shoes)

 New Schedule Sharing a Room

6am	Sunrises
7:00 ~ 7:45am	Kaylie is waking up (Lilah will most likely wake same time but sometimes she sleeps in)
7:45~ 8:15	Mini breakfast toast or cereal while we wait for lilac to wake up.
8:30 ~ 9	Getting the girls ready for the day and Breakfast
9~ 10:30	Play Time
10:30 am	Snack time
11:45~ 12:30	Lunch time
12:45pm	Kaylie’s nap( 2+ hours)
1:30 pm	Lilah’s nap ( 2+ hours in our bed)
2:45pm	Kaylie wakes -snack time
3:30pm	Lilah wakes- snack
3:30- 5:15pm	Playing outside (We have tons of kids on our block so everyone its outside running around because its sunny and somewhat warm.)
5:30pm	Dinner
6:00pm ~ 7:15 pm	Alaska is bright! so the kids are back outside, riding bikes, chalk, just exploring
7:30	Bath time (the girls take a bath together its easier that way)
7:45~ 8:30pm	Time to calm down - Watch a movie play quietly
8:15-8:30	Try to get kaylie to lay down and fall asleep
8:30 ~ 9pm	Bedtime Lilah
9:45 pm	Sunsets

Project number #1 I will be ripping out this closet system and replacing it with more shelving and lower the hanging systems- Short girl problems, Everything is so tall!