Should Triplets Share a Room?

Co-bedding means you can keep your babies with you in your room for longer. With triplets, you can place them next to each other across a cot while they're still small enough to fit. They should be laid on their backs with their feet touching the side of the cot.

Should my twins share a room?

You shouldn't share the same bed with your twins because it increases the risk of SIDS. But the AAP does recommend that you room-share — having your twins sleep in your room, each in their own bassinet or crib — for the first six months and possibly up to a year.

How do you make a triplet room?

With three babies in a single room, you want to make sure that you make use of every inch of available space. To that end, take advantage of the vertical space in the nursery in addition to the horizontal space. Instead of several short, wide bookcases, opt for a tall, narrow option that fits just as many items.