Sleeping With Your Baby: A Parent's Guide is your guide to understanding how to make nighttimes with your baby safe, fun and relaxing! Written by James McKenna, the world's authority on co-sleeping.
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Dr. McKenna began researching shared sleep, mothers and babies sleeping together, out of idle curiosity. After a few years of sleep research, he became convinced that the physiologically normal place for breastfed babies to sleep was next to their mothers, in a safe sleep environment. Find out what the safe sleeping guidelines are, and how you can modify those to keep your baby near you at night, to safely fit your family situation. (For example, formula fed babies should not bedshare, but sleeping in the parents' room in a separate crib is a safer sleep environment during the first 6 months of life, than sleeping in a separate room.)
By vicki
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I purchased this book after many long nights trying to soothe my son to sleep in his own bed. One night I decided to bring him to our bed and he slept wonderfully. Dr. McKenna is the expert on cosleeping and I wanted to make sure that if we are bedsharing that we do it safely. Dr. McKenna uses evidence to show that cosleeping can be safe. The rules are lined out very clearly (breastfeeding, firm mattress, no alcohol/drugs, light blanket). He also provided pictures to show safe and unsafe sleeping situations. There is information about cosleeping products. I feel this book is a must have for anyone considering cosleeping or bedsharing.
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This book is useful in that it explains how to safely cosleep with your baby. One of our big questions remained unanswered: how to cosleep with a very active and mobile baby (trying to crawl/roll off the bed). I thought that this out of all books would explore this, not so. The author is more focused on defending the practice of cosleeping - most people purchasing the book are already on board, so it is a bit redundant. If you can borrow this book from a library, do.
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