How does one 2 year old take up and ENTIRE king size bed???  

you have an extremely energetic child in bed with you, huh? you might find it taxing to have someone like that with you when you sleep but, i am sure that you are enjoying it somehow. that's how mothers are always. finding the odd things their children do to be cute and nice.

lol!that sounds funny!but im sure you dont mind that much...she sounds just adorable:)

I know what you mean. My youngest will come in and literally "squish" me between him and my husband. I will not be able to move at all. My husband always takes most of the bed, I usually end up laying on the very edge. When my son comes in and I'm in the middle, the both of them start rolling around a squishing me from this way and that.

They move around a lot, my daughter will end up on the other side of the bed. It can get annoying.

Hahahaha believe me they can my Daughter used to be like that and now I have a little Dog that manages this quite well to lol believe me he can take up the whole bed to
But my Daughter used to be very good at it lol

I know exactly what you are talking about. My 3 yr old son does the same thing. He has his head on my back and his feet propped up on his daddy's back. No body has any room except him. He is all stretched out. Lucky him!

She's crazy!! I find my queen size bed too small for me so I think the king size one should be OK for me alone. And I do assume that Olivia is smaller than me right? I am at least 3 times her age!! *hmph*

Omg my daughter has a 2 year old daughter and she always tells me how she moves so much at night that she takes up the whole bed.. she sleeps with mom and dad.. so she has half the bed to herself and mom and dad sleep on the other half.. LOL.. I guess. just they just move alot when they are little.. LOL thats funny that you mention that..

I also have a 2 year old and he takes up a lot of space, too! LoL I guess it really isnt that he takes up a lot of space, but its that he feels that he needs to be touching me at all times and whether that means digging his toes into my side or laying on my head, it doesnt matter to him. It simply feels like he is taking up space lol But, I usually have to move him to his own bed before the night is through. I like having my own sleeping space!

When my daughter, Emily was that age, she slept alot with me. She always found a way to push me into a top corner. Here I am, all balled up in a fetal position, trying to sleep. I figured out that she was sleeping catty-cornered. It took me a while to convince her to sleep in her own bed so soon after the divorce. It was rough for both of us, but that is how it effected her. Her sleeping habits screwed up to a point where she moved as close to me as she could, in her sleep.