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Its been said that 80% of parents co-sleep in some way or form. They just don't admit it out of fear of being ridiculed and/or criticized.Yes, people do say a lot about co-sleeping. Does that matter?
I think not. And here's why.
Monday, August 31, 2009
What They Say on Co-Sleeping
Its been said that 80% of parents co-sleep in some way or form. They just don't admit it out of fear of being ridiculed and/or criticized.Yes, people do say a lot about co-sleeping. Does that matter?
I think not. And here's why.
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awesome! My little girl is almost three too and still co-sleeping and breastfeeding. And now we've got her little 6 month brother in the bed as well. The Family Bed is so amazing! I totally related to your API article. Love it.
Like you stated so perfectly! I doesn't matter what "they" say.
Great article, and a great site. Thanks for turning me onto it! I look forward to looking through it some more.
i agree and i leave u a comment on APinternational blog! :))))
Aww, so sweet! My middle moved to his own bed at about 2, but luckily I'm not too lonely with a new baby curled up beside me. There's just something about waking up to a smiling face that makes for a beautiful day.
We should have co-slept with B from day one, but stupidly listened to experts. We realized our mistake when he was about 7 months old, he moved in bed with us, and our whole family dynamic changed for the better.
We co-slept with Shea from day one - despite the scolding from the hospital pediatricians and many of the nurses.
I never mentioned it to our pedi, because who sleeps in my bed is really no one else's business.
Toby starts out in his own bed and joins us 95% of the time sometime during the night. I love waking up with him, but like going to bed with just hubby (well, and usually kitty too). It's what works for us, "they" can say what they want!
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