I have decided what I should do about my bunnies taking up my living room, not having a bg enough space to play, and my toddlers bothering them in thier pens. They are now free roam (most of the time). Yay! I put Bella in my 5 year olds room. Bella will have the run of the room when we are not home and when my daughter is not in there. Most of the time, my daughter is playing with her little sisters in thier room. Bella’s smaller cage is in there with her litter box, water bottle and food is. The rest of the room is for her to play in. My 5 year old doesn’t bother Bella at all. She sits on the floor and watches her and when Bella comes to her she pets her. The reaction Bella had when I let her free in there was priceless! Binkies everywhere! She is soooo happy!  The windows aren’t that high up so I put some NiC Panels up so the windows can be open but the bunny cannot escape. She did go under my daughters bed and try to chew on the carpet and wood under there so I put her rugs under there and covered up the wood. My daughters room has a lot of cube shelving along her walls so I don’t see this to be too big a problem. As for the carpet, I could cover it with area rugs. As for Baxter, my husband suggested we let him free roam our bedroom! I know, I didn’t like the idea of a bunny in our room but I think we can try it. We also have gates up in the doorways just in case someone accidentally leaves a door open. The doors still close with them on there. We want our bunnies to be free roam but not territorial of a room. When they are altered and bonded, they will be free roam in the living room and kitchen! I know this will be trial and error but we will get it right.