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I agree, this is very important to me. My fiancee and I have come to the realization that sleeping in the same bed made both of us sleep worse. The solution was to sleep in separate beds and it's been great. I do miss some parts of it, of course, but the benefits have been worth it
This is so underrated. Sleeping together brings relational benefits. Sleeping apart improves your overal mood due to better sleep, which has even bigger relational benefits :)
My 2yo son sleeps ON TOP OF ME
I kinda miss when my kids were small enough to do that.