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Kourtney Kardashian Co-Sleeps With Her Son, But Not With Scott Disick
Kourtney and Scott sleep in separate bedrooms
During the season premiere of Kourtney and Kim Take New York, Kourtney Kardashian admits that she co-sleeps with her almost 2-year-old son Mason while her partner of four years Scott Disick… sleeps in a separate room.
While co-sleeping with your toddler has been a hot button issue mainly for safety reasons, Kourtney seems to be neglecting another area for concern: her relationship with her boyfriend Scott. While it’s great that she’s making her son Mason the number one person in her life… she’s forgetting that Mason’s dad also needs a little attention too, right?
Throughout the show Scott mentioned that he misses his intimate moments with Kourtney, which have dwindled down since the birth of their child.
While it’s great that Kourtney is bonding well with Mason, it might not be in the family’s best interest to treat her son’s father with less importance.
Wait up, isn’t that what all the Kardashian women do to their men?
What do you think? Is it right for Kourtney to co-sleep with her son while Scott sleeps in a separate bedroom?
Photo: PacificCoastNews.com
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LogicalMama commented on Nov 28 11 at 1:14 pmWhatever works for them and everybody is getting the rest they need should be fine with the rest of the world!
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