Take note of these new sleep guidelines to protect your little ones when they're snoozing.
infants on adult-sized beds or mattresses because it can lead to entrapment and suffocation, as well.
While they understand that co-sleeping might be considered for a number of reasons, including efficient breastfeeding and cultural traditions, the AAP noted that parents can have just as easy access to soothing, feeding or attending tofrom the same room. “Bed sharing can occur unintentionally if parents fall asleep while feeding their infant or at times when parents are particularly tired, or infants are fussy,” the report added.
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