Musical Rooms...Take Two

We have a four bedroom house.  Three kids, three bedrooms, makes sense, right?  We have the baby 10x10 1/2 room, the 14x14 room, and the ginormous room that is the first two rooms without a center wall.  First we started out with the girls sharing the ginormous room because Jaelyn didn't want to be alone, but they had issues.   Next we divided the rooms and then we split the girls up and moved Allie into the 10x10 room and moved the spare room into Jaelyn's other half.  We are having issues at night with Jaelyn and she has continued to tell us she doesn't like being away from everyone else.  Our house is long and skinny.  The master bedroom is at one end.  There are some closets and then a hallway that leads to Allie and Caden's room.  Then we have a long living room followed by another hallway that leads to Jaelyn's room.  She is kind of on one end by herself.  It wouldn't be a problem if she slept through the night, but she wakes a lot (it's her medicine - I have a call into the doctor right now and that probably deserves a post all it's own).  When she wakes, she comes into my room and wakes me repeatedly or will wake Caden and Allie early in the morning.  It's a major ploblem!!!

After a chat with Jaelyn and some time for her to think about it, she decided to ask Allie to trade rooms with her.  Allie was perfectly happy swapping to a bigger room and being "closer to the kitchen to swipe apples at night" - that was a direct quote, people!  With the help of my mom while dad napped ;), we swapped their rooms.  Thankfully, their beds are the same so we didn't have to take apart bed frames or move mattresses.  Jaelyn is very happy with her new, cozy room.

And Allie is escastic with her Dollyville dollhouse wall!  Can you believe there are 3 more little Polly houses in a closet?  Can you say SPOILED, but I honestly don't mind buying Allie toys because of all the kids, she is the one who actually plays with them constantly!!!