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@princessadriana97 TIL that 'cot' means something else in American English. I'm assuming OP is either British or from somewhere else that uses the same terms. If so, cot = crib.

@jackstack If the grandmother is happy with it and you're confident she could handle any early waking or nighttime issues, I don't see why your son can't spend the night there. Having said that, three times a month is quite a lot of sleepovers. This is doubly true if your mother-in-law is...