“Living room kids” and “bedroom kids” are not terms established by behavioral science but have gained popularity online as parenting influencers talk about their household dynamics and their own past ...

There wasn't even a place to put a glass of water! My kids took it upon themselves to "decorate" the living room with their toys and begged me to keep the haphazard leftover Christmas decorations ...

Parents are exploring the “living room vs. bedroom kid” trend, highlighting how age, personality and family dynamics shape children’s need for connection, privacy and emotional safety.

A couple gave up their bedroom so their kids could have their own space – and now sleep in their living room. Paige Boakes, 29, and her husband, Ashley, 28, decided to give up their bedroom to ...

At the moment, the baby crib sits filled with toys in the living room ... she says of the six months she spent sharing a room with both of kids when they were babies. “But having [my] space ...

Here’s what these names mean. The key to a living room is formality. There may not be a lot of personalized touches aside from family photos or mementos. Instead, it’s a place to convene but ...

podcast that she hosts with her husband, Glen Henry. But then she remembered a TikTok video about “living room kids” and “bedroom kids,” and realized she and her husband had built a home ...

My kids took it upon themselves to "decorate ... See it there: I Sent Photos of My Living Room to a Designer, and Now My Awkward, Narrow Layout Feels 3x Bigger ...