My 14 year old still creeps into my room, and sleeps on my floor. He brings in a mat and blankets. He typically only does this about 4 times a month. Hes not scared or anthing. He just like it. I did the same at his age. My dad was already at work so i climbed in with my mom. All the way up to 19 .

My youngest boy came into our bedroom one night in the dead of winter at the farmhouse where the temperature in the room was 34° because the heat from the old furnace didn't reach that far. I woke up to find him curled up on the floor next to the bed and I sent him back to his bed. I'm 86 years old and I still regret that I should have invited him into the bed to lie between the two of us his dad and me so he could warm up and feel loved and protected. I can't forgive myself. I'm sorry HANK❤❤

We always let us kids sleep w us. Eventually they want to be on their own bed. Miss those times ❤

I let my children sleep with me anytime they wanted to...and my grands. Those were sweet moments. ❤

Im so glad i allowed both my kiddos to join us if they needed to. My son came in many times and my daughter rarely! But boy those times went so fast, and its a great memory now.

I let my children sleep with me also. Nothing wrong with that. It’s more cultural than anything else. Asian kids always sleep with their parents.

If your kids are doing that consistently they’re reaching out for love and protection that they’re probably not feeling during the day because we’re all on our phones or cooking or chores. Devote daily quality time to your kid and they will come to your room at night less. Promise.

My son use to do this at the age of 8-9 , leaves his other siblings in their room just to sleep outside my door. I would trip over him when i leave my room to use the bathroom in the middle of the night

It's over before you know it and then they don't want to sleep with you at all, maybe not even talk to you. Lol. People that have raised children know what I mean. I always cherished anytime my children wanted to spend with me and still do-I'm in my 60's and they are in their 40's. You're the one missing out. Sad.

Poor kid