Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Sleep Safe Bed Is It Safe To Let Babies Sleep In Your Bed?

Is it safe to let babies sleep in your bed? - sleep safe bed

I have a child 4 months and I wonder whether it is safe to let him in the same bed as I sleep?

20 comments:

UnReEduc... said...

The answer is:

Yes, if you sleep any alcohol, they are not morbidly obese, do not smoke and do not use drugs, and lack of sleep, or do not have the revenue, it is difficult to reach.

Not if one of these circumstances apply.

You should not co-sleep with infants and small children together.

I co-sleep with my baby in the bed of cooperation within reach, but he did not wake up in bed with me in the morning, as the Group I, like the time to embrace and feeds probably between 6-8 Clock Sleep Through the To make Night.

When I was a baby, lying in my bed all the time.

etcetera... said...

It is recommended for co-sleeping with a baby since they are very small and suffocate in the blankets and pillows are adults in their beds. Not to mention that it will hurt a risk of disturbances in sleep, or you fall out of bed and heavy. The best place for a child in a crib free of pillows, stuffed animals, blankets, locks, and other dangers.

cj said...

I have a four and a half months and was sleeping in my bed a few times before. I was just on a few cushions on the edge of his side so he does not turn around and fall down and sleep well. In fact, I slept better and longer than usual, because in his own bed. I've heard that it actually can cause your child is attached to his bed and wants some time as they get older, but who cares to share. I love my son and he is welcome to share my bed:)

Ann K said...

Not safe for your baby to sleep in your bed. Do you think he / she is under the covers, pillows, might roll over him / her, or even the risk of choking, the child falls out of bed. There are good reasons for cribs and beds were invented, please ....... use. You can also put pressure on a relationship. How do you feel your partner? The more you can do this to continue, the harder it is to break this habit, and that affected you and your son.

mama said...

provided you have the dream of the relative quiet (not on foot or with the dream while sleeping)
You do not smoke
They do not drink
Your child has difficulty breathing (asthma, for example)

then it is perfectly safe.
Make sure the bed is on the wall or soft padding around the plant should learn before he can roll, while the two were sleeping.

Co-sleeping can be a beautiful thing, and it works in May, other families to try for a while and then want to move the baby in her own bed, and the baby survived the highest degree! So, before this decision .. Thinking a lot about life with an old 6YR in bed if you like the idea, then go ahead:)

But to my husband to bring our son to bed to take a nap (while I was awakened something else) and seemed so sweet curled, with the exception of the few times when our son was in his crib with no problems in this is 6months old

Love my baby boy! said...

Experts advise SIDS. I sleep on my back in his crib and have done since birth. The cradle is touching my bed when you are hungry and wake up to eat, and I'm only in the chest while he slept. It is packed and back into bed, and I carefully removed his birthplace again. But sometimes I fall asleep before taking food and will wake up one or two hours later, then "parked :)"...... I can not sleep, knowing that I am the increased risk of sudden death left him on the spot to sleep.

In the case because only a few months died, my friend, aged 2 months of SIDS during sleep, back to bed. SCARY. I have peace of mind knowing that I am doing everything possible to prevent this.

From what I understand too, but may under certain circumstances.

Isis Grace said...

Your question is very controversial and debated. Personally, I never let my daughter sleep in my bed because I'm a light sleeper, and I wanted it a habit to sleep with me. She was in a crib next to my bed until she was around 4 months and then a pen beside my bed, she still sleeps in.

Dont Judge Me said...

my son is 3 and 1 / 2 is with me, was born since he left, of course, does not have, like the hospital when I was in bed when he was born first, but the only way was, I hated to bed to go to sleep alone, but I recommend u get something like a co-twin who redus the risk of falls out of bed, but I think he's dreaming of my baby with me because they know that Mom always will be there no matter what my daughter did the same thing and sleep in bed with me, she is now 8 years old, and his own bed, bed to bed, I had work in my room, but she is now in his room n his own bed that it is difficult to achieve a Lil in his room, but I say they enjoy are small and do what they believe to be better parents or ur

Kaite. said...

Apsolutley not. If for some reason, the wheels can fall off the bed. Also, if you move to hurt him in his sleep by rolling over, ect. In addition, if the habit of sleeping in a bed, you will not know how to sleep on his own. They feel that sleep is a place of comfort and sleep for a long period of time.

Keealani L said...

I have four children between the ages of '12, 11.7, and 6 months. I had all sleep with me, and I had no problems. I sleep and then wakes up in a position and in a different position. So I know I will not roll my child in the middle of the night. When I wake up, cry and care about them. Make sure that no large pillows or blankets, etc., to remove them when they sleep. I sleep on a firm pillow and use only when I have a light blanket over us. I use a bed rail to prevent falling out of bed, get up when they move so that it can fall at the end of the bed.

Josephina:MOM of a girl & boy! said...

Nobody knows what is best to do your decision. There is some interest in the child slipping out of bed ... and, possibly, put the child / suffocation. Therefore, no one can call to you. Personally, I am co-sleeping and I love it! But I am the dream is very easy, so we know exactly how my daughter is here at all times. She is 5 months and had no problems with it. Although I transition into his room about 8 months or less.

cryptoxm... said...

It's amazing how people are irrational ... all these thumbs down .... for good, thoughtful responses There are no recorded data suggest that there is probably a bad idea ....

Allows an analogy ... Just because you driving under the influence of alcohol .. I've never killed anyone .. not guaranteed, suggesting it is permissible to do so ....

The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests that this may be a problem ......

Muffin said...

Personally, I have not done with my daughter, and he was glad when it condemns a lot of grumbling in his first month! If people want a fair, but it is whether your baby be smothered or crushed. Could you live with it, especially when all the experts advise against it?

Miranda's Mommy said...

Experts say no. If you really want to sleep with him babiesrus something you can buy that will keep you out of bed material and thus is prevented from rolling over him. http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp ... I had a friend who accidentally smothered her son to co-sleep

ohmeohmy said...

My first stayed with me until 5 months
My second is 3 1 / 2 months and has slept with me since our arrival from the hospital

Is it safe when you sleep tendencies of cooperation .... follow Cosleeping Google Safe Guidelines

tay♥ said...

My daughter slept in bed with us because it is about 1 1 / 2 months, the only way to get both sides to sleep quality. This is the most beautiful thing [:

cladstod... said...

I had no problem with my sleeping children to bed. She stayed with me since they were babies. I have a 8.6 and now 2 months old.:)

RedRingo said...

Probably not, but if you want to sleep with you not to try to crush it.
When you start sleeping with you, I never break the habit ...

RedRingo said...

Probably not, but if you want to sleep with you not to try to crush it.
When you start sleeping with you, I never break the habit ...

GEORGIA PEACH said...

My son is almost 3 BIRTH.AS has stayed with me, because if I SAY GO FOR IT space for moving

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