Co Sleeping

A recent advertising campaign, most prominently in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, asserts that sharing a bed with your infant is a mortal danger. Should parents take this campaign at face value, or are there other ways to think about co-sleeping?

Should you let your child sleep in the same bed as you? According to many experts, this practice '" called co-sleeping -- can have tremendous benefit for children and parents alike. Here's why.

If you've practiced co-sleeping with your child as a baby or toddler and are ready to transition your child into sleeping by him or herself, it can be a challenge and even a shock. Here's how to encourage your co-sleeper to sleep independently.

Many parents are choosing to co-sleep with their baby. What are the risks and benefits of this decision? Find out here.

Co-sleeping with your baby may sound like a good idea, but it does carry risks. Sleeping with a baby in your bed at night can even be fatal.

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, or SIDS for short, is the sudden and unexplained death of a newborn baby, and 4000 American children die from it every year. Here's what you can do to prevent sudden infant death syndrome in your child.

Parents and children co-sleeping is more common in today's society. There are a number of physical and psychological benefits for children but sleeping with children can cause problems for marital relationships.

Co-sleeping is a practice that is always up for debate. Here are some alternatives to traditional bed sharing.

Protect your baby. Learn why sleeping with it is dumb.

Parents have shared their bed with their children since the beginning of time. Still Western cultures frown on co-sleeping.

Co-sleeping with two or more babies is a little more complicated than bringing one into bed with you, but with little imagination, it can be done.

SIDS is a somewhat mysterious illness, a recent article in the British Medical Journal revealed that co-sleeping with an infant greatly increases their risk of death from SIDS.

A brief review of the Original Arms Reach Co Sleeper which is a unique bed designed for co sleeping safely with your infant.

A look at the attachment parenting principle of co sleeping

Should you have your child sleep in your bed? A few questions to ask yourself.

Here are a few things that can be done to make sure that sleeping with your baby is the safest experience possible.

Co-sleeping (or bedsharing) deaths are 100% preventable. Tragically, each year infants die while sharing their parent's bed. Some parents advocate co-sleeping as a bonding experience, but the statistics against improper bedsharing are sobering.

A look at some suggestions by Dr. Sears' website.

Is sleeping with your baby right for you? Several suggestions and viable alternatives

Great co-sleeping products!

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, it is never safe to co-sleep, (or parents sharing the adult bed with their infants.) The following information will help parents create a co-sleeping friendly environment if they choose to do so.

How do you attach to your baby? The simple answer is to literally attach the baby to you. There are 3 important tools for doing that - babywearing, breastfeeding, and co-sleeping.

The dangers of co-sleeping

All parents have different views when it comes to raising their chidlren. Some are completely agaisnt sleeping with their children. Other parents see nothing wrong with co sleeping. This article will discuss both some pros and some cons.

In today's society many people frown upon co-sleeping with their babies.

My decesion to co-sllep with my baby.