separate or together: same home, but in separate bedrooms

Hi Gianna,
No matter how amicable a separation is, it still hurts. It sounds like you and your husband are taking a very "adult" perspective on it. Glad you talked all about it and are committed to finding a workable solution for every (and especially your child). You know they often are the ones who lose in family breakup, but with a lot of care and concern, you all will get through it for the better. Good luck and let us know if you need more support in the future. That's what we're here for, to inspire and promote each other to be strong women.
Again, good luck.

Hi Gianna,
I'm sorry you are having to deal with this no doubt stressful time in your life. Thank you for your question.
I have heard of people dong things like this. If your spouse is responsible, and mature, it could work. However, if they are abusive, or there is a risk of danger to you or your child, I would suggest you tell your story to a trusted friend or family member. They may have suggestions. If you don't have anyone to turn to, you could seek the help of a shelter in your area. They are very discreet, so you and your child will be protected from an angry or irrational spouse. If the marriage has gone bad, there may not be much use to trying to make a co-habitation work. It's your decision. With some work, and diligence, you can find a perfect solution for your needs. If you need help finding resources, let us know so you don't have to be stuck.
Good luck and let us know how you are doing.