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Top Reasons to Co-sleep

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Top reasons to co-sleep, either with a separate bed in close proximity or "bed-sharing" the same bed.

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More sleep for mom and dad Report Abuse
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Almost essential for a breastfeeding relationship in the first few weeks and months Report Abuse
The firs 6 weeks are critical to establishing a successful breastfeeding relationship. Co-sleeping greatly facilitates this.
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Smiling babies are a wonderful thing to wake up to Report Abuse
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Co-sleeping can give comfort to a fussy child Report Abuse
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Bed-sharing can help to regulate a newborn infant's heart rate Report Abuse
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Bed-sharing can help to regulate a newborn infants breathing rate Report Abuse
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A mother's breathing can be a strong regulatory cue to newborns.
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Night time dangers are reduced Report Abuse
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Babies that co-sleep result in more confident toddlers and children Report Abuse
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Allows a working dad or parent to have some great bonding time Report Abuse
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Makes night nursing a breeze Report Abuse
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Nursing while lying down is very comfortable! Report Abuse
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Babies and small children make great cuddlers! Report Abuse
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Easier for dad to night-time parent as well Report Abuse
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Mom knows exactly what is going on with baby Report Abuse
You know if your baby is coughing, fussing or not feeling well.
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Bed-sharing babies are always the right temperature! Report Abuse
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Easier to get mom's attention to nurse Report Abuse
Baby doesn't need to ully wake up to get mom's attention to nurse. Often can just root around half asleep and nurse!
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More sleep for baby or child Report Abuse
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Ideal for small spaces Report Abuse
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Children will give their own cues (usually by telling you!) when they are ready for their own beds or rooms Report Abuse
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Children will naturally move towards a bed and room of their own when they are ready.
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Babies and toddlers kicking off covers isn't a problem Report Abuse
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