Cosleeping and Biological Imperatives: Why Human Babies Do Not and Should Not Sleep Alone

sbevmc09

I came across this interesting article about co-sleeping.  Thought I would share for those who are interested

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MelissaRae1525

The title looks interesting.

We co sleep. My side of the bed is against the wall and LO is always over there. I can't imagine trying to get up at night multiple times to feed him. I'm excited to see what this article says.

Wild_flower25

that doesn't convince me.  It's almost saying bottle fed infants are screwed.

I bf. I don't think my baby needs to nurse all night long though.  I know she needs to eat once though.  I don't think I'm depriving her because she ca

sbevmc09

Wild_flower25:

It's almost saying bottle fed infants are screwed.

Well, I think it's because

martha919

Well, now I'm all freaked out about her being in her crib in another room! Ugh. And what is "over wrapping"? DD sleeps doubly swaddled in her crib because she'd be cold and break out otherwise...

ReeceFamily

Great article - thanks for posting.  I'm an accidental bedsharing mama.  Didn't plan to do it, but it just WORKS.  I get plenty of sleep while breastfeeding, and my daughter rarely cries during the night.

drpayne

ReeceFamily:

Great article thanks for posting. nbsp;I'm an accidental bedsharing mama. nbsp;Didn't plan to do it, but it just WORK

AuntieKelsey07

sbevmc09:

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sammich078

I've actually read this before and find it really interesting, and makes perfect sense to me. Babies don't understand why they should be placed in a huge crib in a dark room alone when all they've ever known is life inside of you. That's an enormous tr

sammich078

AuntieKelsey07:

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