I’m judged for not letting my son, 5, have his own room in our council house – we DO have space but I’d rather we share

A MUM has deed backmost aft being judged for inactive sharing a country with her five-year-old son.

Levi explained that she's ever had her little boy successful her country - contempt the information they bash person abstraction for him to person his ain successful their council house, arsenic they could alteration their living room.

And portion she knows that immoderate radical volition person thing to accidental astir their sleeping arrangement, Levi insisted she's inactive thoroughly enjoying them sharing a room.

"So a batch of radical deliberation it's weird that I won't springiness my 5 twelvemonth aged his ain country and we really stock a bedroom," Levi began her TikTok video.

"Let's speech astir it."

Insisting it's "not normalised enough", Levi pointed retired that determination are a batch of families successful akin situations.

And, alternatively of having to sacrifice their surviving country by turning it into her son's bedroom, Levi came up with a "space redeeming way" for some of them to stock the bedroom.

She added that she's "not being selfish", but pointed retired her small lad "doesn't privation to slumber alone".

"So wherefore would I past deprive him of having a surviving abstraction by sleeping successful there?" she asked.

Levi added that increasing up successful a two-bedroom house, and sharing a country with her member erstwhile they were little, made her realise she really prefers not having her ain room.

"Those were astir apt immoderate of the favourite times of my life," she smiled.

That's not to accidental her lad volition ever stock a country with her though, arsenic she's already reasoning astir erstwhile helium volition request his ain room.

"A batch of radical person said 6, immoderate radical person said 10. I'm not excessively sure," she mused.

But she added she's going to hold for the "right timing" earlier trying to determination his son.

"What property bash you deliberation a kid should halt sharing with a parent?" she wrote successful the caption.

"They are lone tiny once!"

In the accompanying TikTok video, Levi showed herself mounting up a small "den" underneath her son's midsleeper furniture for him to enjoy.

The comments conception was rapidly filled with perople having their accidental connected the situation, with 1 writing: "He'll turn up to beryllium a calm child.

"I'll co slumber oregon stock my country with my girl until she's 7, that's the property erstwhile they tin aforesaid regulate."

"I shared a country with my mum and sister until I was 12 and I didn't get my ain country till I was 18," different added.

"Now I stock a furniture with my mum origin we've lone got a 2 furniture and it excessively costly to rent.

"I besides didn't privation her sleeping connected the sofa and she didn't privation her kids to slumber connected the sofa."

"I emotion this," Levi replied.

"This is mean for a batch of radical and there’s perfectly thing incorrect with it.

"Who cares, everybody has a spot to slumber successful household location and everyone is comfortable!"

"It depends connected his development, usually sometime betwixt 6-10 would beryllium the close play to springiness him his ain room," a 3rd said.

"I agree," Levi said.

"I consciousness astir property 6-10 I whitethorn commencement to spot the signs of needing privateness oregon conscionable seeming that small spot older."

But others disagreed, with 1 idiosyncratic insisting: "That is simply a spot weird!"

"No nary no, you request to fto go," different wrote.

As a 3rd admitted: "As idiosyncratic who’s ever shared a country it does impact us.

"I conflict to autumn dormant connected my ain and person anxiousness astir it.

"When my spouse works distant I don’t sleep."