ETA: It's open until she falls asleep b/c she gets afraid otherwise. Then I close it to keep the noise level down since we're still awake and eventually I'll be up throughout the night w/ DD2. Also, fire.
Post by kangaroo11 on Feb 17, 2014 13:51:29 GMT -5
Closed. Sometimes she will randomly cry for 5 seconds in the middle of the night, waking me, but she goes right back to sleep. I don't, so closed door helps. If she's really upset, she will cry loudly enough for me to hear.
ETA: It's open until she falls asleep b/c she gets afraid otherwise. Then I close it to keep the noise level down since we're still awake and eventually I'll be up throughout the night w/ DD2. Also, fire.
Just went and ordered two of those! Your post reminded me that I wanted to do that. Thanks!
Post by rupertpenny on Feb 17, 2014 14:40:01 GMT -5
Open, we have old door knobs and they don't latch very well. Also, although the cats mostly stay out of the nursery, especially if she is sleeping, they see a closed door as a challenge. The will paw at it and shake the door and create enough noise to wake the whole neighborhood.
Closed until we go to bed, then opened because we heat mostly with a wood stove.
Ditto except for the wood stove. Our heat circulates better with air flow.
I do sometimes close between his last night feeding and the morning in case H is too noisy when he gets up in the morning. I'm pretty sure it doesn't make a difference.
I do the exact same thing. Also so that she doesn't wake her sis if she gets up early.
Closed, because my cats love the crib for whatever reason. Plus sound and light control. I have a camera in there if I want to check on him (I say it's part of the UK theme we did for the nursery).
When he was a baby, we kept it open so we could hear him and better airflow. His room connected to ours with the bathroom, so once we went to bed, we closed the doors from both of our rooms to the rest of the house to keep the dogs out and kept the bathroom doors open.
We close it for naps, and at bedtime. We open it when we go to bed bc his room is tiny and even with the humidifier on low it gets super humid in there with the door closed all night.