I'm wondering if the issue here is about her being in your room, or about your being an attentive nighttime parent. What is he hoping to accomplish by moving her...does he think she'll wake up less? That you'll be less tired? That he'll get waked up less often? Does he realize that you'll probably be even tired her if you're getting up to attend to her in a different room?
Personally, it seems to me that the thing that is making you so tired is that you have to get out of bed and rock her back to sleep enough so that you can lay her down instead of just nursing her beside you, but that's just my oh-so-biased opinion. And please be careful about falling asleep in the chair with her..it's really not the safest place for her.
Of course, my dd is about the same age as yours and co-sleeps and I'm so tired the room is fuzzy this a.m. :LOL Honestly, it's really just par for the course with most babies this age.
I would suggest talking to him about what he thinks will change if she's in her own room, and that will give you a starting point for talking about where to go from here.
Good luck!
Personally, it seems to me that the thing that is making you so tired is that you have to get out of bed and rock her back to sleep enough so that you can lay her down instead of just nursing her beside you, but that's just my oh-so-biased opinion. And please be careful about falling asleep in the chair with her..it's really not the safest place for her.
Of course, my dd is about the same age as yours and co-sleeps and I'm so tired the room is fuzzy this a.m. :LOL Honestly, it's really just par for the course with most babies this age.
I would suggest talking to him about what he thinks will change if she's in her own room, and that will give you a starting point for talking about where to go from here.
Good luck!