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Crib Co-Sleeping: Best of Both Worlds
Most pediatric experts like to discourage parents from co-sleeping with their children. They say it’s unsafe: the bedding is a suffocation risk. The kid could fall off the bed or become trapped between the edge and the wall. A crib, they insist, is the best place for a baby to sleep.
Still, what’s more soothing than nodding off next to your warm and loving Mom or Dad?
Bringing together the best of both worlds are crib co-sleepers.
VIDEO AFTER THE JUMP
I’m not talking about parents who use the sidecar co-sleepers, I mean those hardcore mothers or fathers (but not both — there’s no room!) who kiss their partners good night and crawl in the crib next to Junior to bed down for the night.
This dad shows you how it happens.
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