Baby's Crib Against Bathroom Wall !!!

[myfs_146366]

Hi,
I have a 3 Bedroom Apartment and since we just moved here, my twins are 23 months old and have the room that is in the Far EAST. Last room, but before that room is the bathroom. In the Twins room , Closet is in the South, Window in the most of the east part of the wall North and West part of the wall is available, Since we have Two cribs, My baby girl sleeps on the North East Corner of the room, where there is nothing behind her, open space But my Baby Boy sleeps on the North West of the room, which behind the wall is the bathroom, He keeps up all night, Crying and whining. He is not feeling right and i am just not feeling right about it. I always keep the toilet seat down and the bathroom door closed.
Is there a Cure for this, since i have no other place to put the crib, if i move the baby girl she will cry and if i put the baby boy there he cries. Please give me a cure for this.
Thank you,
Eek Ladki
If you like i can attach the apartment map to this for better understanding

[Cecil Lee]

It would better if you can attach the layout plan and mark where you son and daughter usually sleeps - thanks.

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On 9/13/2010 11:51:58 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi,I have a 3 Bedroom
Apartment and since we just
moved here, my twins are 23
months old and have the room
that is in the Far EAST. Last
room, but before that room is
the bathroom. In the Twins
room , Closet is in the South,
Window in the most of the east
part of the wall North and
West part of the wall is
available, Since we have Two
cribs, My baby girl sleeps on
the North East Corner of the
room, where there is nothing
behind her, open space But my
Baby Boy sleeps on the North
West of the room, which behind
the wall is the bathroom, He
keeps up all night, Crying and
whining. He is not feeling
right and i am just not
feeling right about it. I
always keep the toilet seat
down and the bathroom door
closed. Is there a Cure for
this, since i have no other
place to put the crib, if i
move the baby girl she will
cry and if i put the baby boy
there he cries. Please give me
a cure for this.Thank you,Eek
LadkiIf you like i can attach
the apartment map to this for
better understanding

[myfs_146366]

Dear Sir,
Thank you so much for a quick reply, I am attaching the map of the Apartment and also if you can check that my son's and our master bedroom placing of beds and study for my son is ok .
Thank you very much again.
P.S. The apartment directions are
Enter from north and balcony in the south. East is twins bedroom and West is our master Bedroom

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On 9/13/2010 8:52:41 PM, Anonymous wrote:
It would better if you can attach the
layout plan and mark where you son and
daughter usually sleeps - thanks.On
9/13/2010 11:51:58 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi,I have a 3 Bedroom
Apartment
and since we just
moved here, my
twins are 23
months old and have the
room
that is in the Far EAST. Last
room, but before that room is
the bathroom. In the Twins
room
, Closet is in the South,
Window in
the most of the east
part of the
wall North and
West part of the wall
is
available, Since we have Two
cribs, My baby girl sleeps on
the North East Corner of the
room, where there is nothing
behind her, open space But my
Baby Boy sleeps on the North
West of the room, which behind
the wall is the bathroom, He
keeps up all night, Crying and
whining. He is not feeling
right
and i am just not
feeling right
about it. I
always keep the toilet
seat
down and the bathroom door
closed. Is there a Cure for
this, since i have no other
place to put the crib, if i
move
the baby girl she will
cry and if i
put the baby boy
there he cries.
Please give me
a cure for this.Thank
you,Eek
LadkiIf you like i can
attach
the apartment map to this for
better understanding

[Cecil Lee]

1. Fortunately, the sewerage pipe that is linked to that toilet is on the opposite wall, thus for this reason, not a major issues even if your baby sleeps next to a toilet wall.
2. As sleeping next to the bath tub and or bath tub "clean water" pipes is acceptable.
3. The only concern is that one should not sleep with a sewerage pipe running below one's bed or at the side of it. Please check. Otherwise, again, no issue, here

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On 9/15/2010 11:28:29 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Sir,Thank you so much for a quick
reply, I am attaching the map of the
Apartment and also if you can check that
my son's and our master bedroom placing
of beds and study for my son is ok
.Thank you very much again.P.S. The
apartment directions areEnter from north
and balcony in the south. East is twins
bedroom and West is our master BedroomOn
9/13/2010 8:52:41 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
It would better if you can attach
the >layout plan and mark where you
son and >daughter usually sleeps -
thanks.On >9/13/2010 11:51:58 AM,
Anonymous wrote: >>Hi,I have a 3
Bedroom >Apartment >and since we
just >moved here, my >twins are 23
months old and have the >room
that is in the Far EAST. Last
room, but before that room is
the bathroom. In the Twins
room >, Closet is in the South,
Window in >the most of the east
part of the >wall North and
West part of the wall >is
available, Since we have Two
cribs, My baby girl sleeps on
the North East Corner of the
room, where there is nothing
behind her, open space But my
Baby Boy sleeps on the North
West of the room, which behind
the wall is the bathroom, He
keeps up all night, Crying and
whining. He is not feeling
right >and i am just not
feeling right >about it. I
always keep the toilet >seat
down and the bathroom door
closed. Is there a Cure for
this, since i have no other
place to put the crib, if i
move >the baby girl she will
cry and if i >put the baby boy
there he cries. >Please give me
a cure for this.Thank >you,Eek
LadkiIf you like i can >attach
the apartment map to this for
better understanding

[Cecil Lee]

Further to what I mentioned, below (sorry, somehow the safari software written with my iphone 4) did not place hard-enter codes): this is why the text is all grouped together.
The situation that you face is far from anything to do with "dangers of underground water" as found in this article:-
http://forum.geomancy.net/resources/art/art-under.php

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On 9/16/2010 7:51:06 AM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Fortunately, the sewerage
pipe that is linked to that
toilet is on the opposite
wall, thus for this reason,
not a major issues even if
your baby sleeps next to a
toilet wall.
2. As sleeping next to the
bath tub and or bath tub
"clean water" pipes is
acceptable.
3. The only concern is that
one should not sleep with a
sewerage pipe running below
one's bed or at the side of
it. Please check. Otherwise,
again, no issue, here
On 9/15/2010 11:28:29 AM, Eek Ladki
wrote:
Dear Sir,Thank you so much for a quick
reply, I am attaching the map of the
Apartment and also if you can check that
my son's and our master bedroom placing
of beds and study for my son is ok
.Thank you very much again.P.S. The
apartment directions areEnter from north
and balcony in the south. East is twins
bedroom and West is our master BedroomOn
9/13/2010 8:52:41 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
It would better if you can attach
the
layout plan and mark where you
son and
daughter usually sleeps -
thanks.On
9/13/2010 11:51:58 AM,
Anonymous wrote:
Hi,I have a 3
Bedroom
Apartment
and since we
just
moved here, my
twins are 23
months old and have the
room
that is in the Far EAST. Last

room, but before that room is

the bathroom. In the Twins
room
, Closet is in the South,
Window in
the most of the east
part of the
wall North and
West part of the wall
is
available, Since we have Two

cribs, My baby girl sleeps on

the North East Corner of the

room, where there is nothing

behind her, open space But my

Baby Boy sleeps on the North

West of the room, which behind

the wall is the bathroom, He

keeps up all night, Crying and

whining. He is not feeling
right
and i am just not
feeling right
about it. I
always keep the toilet
seat
down and the bathroom door

closed. Is there a Cure for

this, since i have no other

place to put the crib, if i
move
the baby girl she will
cry and if i
put the baby boy
there he cries.
Please give me
a cure for this.Thank
you,Eek
LadkiIf you like i can
attach
the apartment map to this for

better understanding