Children often reveal their emotional states not through words, but through where they choose to spend their time.

Raglin Bignall also reminds parents that having living room kids can sometimes be overwhelming. It's OK to be a “bedroom parent” every once in a while to recharge.

There’s “room” for debate. “Living room kids” and “bedroom kids” have gained popularity on social media as parenting influencers discuss the terms and what they reveal about a family ...

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 t… ...

“Living room families” are those who gather in communal spaces, where a lived-in, cluttered room becomes a warm symbol of closeness. For “bedroom kids,” the retreat to their rooms is about ...

But at the same time, if the idea of a "living room family" eases your stress about the fact that your kitchen table has been the base for a sheet fort since 2021, you're not alone. "The mess is ...

Kids mean stains, and stains mean stress — unless your living room fabrics and surfaces are all easily washable. “Spot cleaning beats professional cleaning,” Adler says — for ease and expense.

NO KIDDING We turned our living room into a playhouse – people say it looks like a rainbow’s exploded but the kids love it ...

At the moment, the baby crib sits filled with toys in the living room. There isn’t much space to be alone, but Maria finds a way to make it work. “I just got out of the bath,” she says with ...

However, some users criticized the arrangement, with one user commenting, “Bedroom, game system, TV, big bed, neon lights… kids sleeping in the kitchen and living room,” pointing out the ...

Raglin Bignall also reminds parents that having “living room kids” can sometimes be overwhelming. It's OK to be a “bedroom parent” every once in a while to recharge.

Riglin Bignall also reminds parents that having “living room kids” can sometimes be overwhelming. It's OK to be a “bedroom parent” every once in a while to recharge.