I have GGG triplets and wondered if they will always want to be together. My guess was yes, but let me know if I am wrong.

I have 2 identicals and one fraternal. They are only 6 months now and share a room, but we are moving and have the option of making one of the rooms larger with a big bathroom.

I lived in a sorority house in college and it was so fun, but I grew up having my own room because I was the only girl in my family.

What to do?

Heather
ggg triplets +1
June 11, 2009
33.5 weeks
Reagan Faith - 4lbs 6oz
Paige Anne - 4lbs 5oz
Kara Grace - 4lbs 7oz

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My GGG triplets, age 19, shared one very large bedroom until they were 16. At that time we had to relocate, due to my parents moving in with us, so in the new house they could not share a room because all four bedrooms are small. I think at least two of mine would still share a room. One of mine share's her room with our two dogs when she's home from college. My guess is that your three will be happy sharing a room for quite a while. One large bedroom with a big bathroom sounds like the way to go to me!!! My three did not split up until college. YES, they treasure their time with each other very much now. They will always be best friends!!!

Good luck on your move and enjoy your girls!!!
BAMTRIPLETS

I have four daughters, they have always shared two and two to a room.

Our place is very small, 10x8 bedrooms so we used bunks.

When two went off to college they roomed together. Bliss, they each have their own closet and the room is bigger. It was nice not to have to worry about the roomate issue.

I would let them guide you as they get older. One of my triplets prefered to be with her younger sister or alone. The other two prefer to be together. It is probably a personality thing more than a multiple thing.

Tami


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