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Our friends had a tt and their eldest daughter did try sleeping on the floor in the middle but found it quite draughty. This was in a very old and well used Conway Camargue though so it may be that a newer design might be better. Or maybe as long as it's a warm night and not windy.

My OH did it last year in our Fiesta but the difference of course is that fc's are completely sealed with velcro all round so no draughts ( we never close our bed pods - I'm too claustraphobic for one thing) but tt's are just pegged down at the back.

You could try putting a small awning inner tent up (is there such a thing as a one berth?) up - you could clip it up at either end of the the cabin liner and just take it down in the day and put the whole thing including the air bed, on one of the beds.  Bit of a faff but hey - if it solves the problem and at least she's still in there with you for now - won't be long before she can't wait to be underneath or in a annex - or even in her own pup tent

The olympe avoids lots of the potential problems raised here, it has the zip in groundsheet minimising draughts and as the bed pods are completely separate from the dining area (you climb in and out from the ends like in a camp-let) you wouldnt have to climb over him to get in and out of bed. It would be colder that sleeping on one of the designated beds, but so long as you make allowances for that in terms of bedding, i can see no reason why he couldnt sleep there.

 I am a little jealous, I love the Olympe, but it's waaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyy out of my price range!