During a recent podcast, Kristin Cavallari talked about why her two children, ages 9 and 11, often sleep in her bed, shedding light on her family’s sleeping habits.
Her son Jaxon began coming into her room nightly once he realized he could get out of bed as a toddler, continuing this for about four years.
Now, with school routines in place, Cavallari limits this to once a week for both Jaxon and her daughter Saylor.
She enjoys the closeness but struggles with quiet mornings before her kids wake.
Cavallari, who has three children with ex Jay Cutler, also shared that Jaxon’s early FOMO and short naps made sleep easier to manage co-sleeping.
The topic sparked varied reactions online. Some appreciated her honesty and normalized co-sleeping, while others expressed concerns about social or sleep-related issues.
Her story offers insight into the parenting challenges of balancing closeness and independence.
