Meanings of co-sleeping in English

Yet the practice of co-sleeping invites a distinction in the primal taboo.

We were just telling Sophie about co-sleeping, and how beneficial it is.

For Julie, co-sleeping is as much for her as her eight-month-old son.

But co-sleeping isn't safe when it involves babies sharing an adult bed.

The thing I've never understood about co-sleeping is how do you have sex?

After four months of co-sleeping, the situation began to deteriorate.

Not yet having children myself, I nodded vaguely when they talked passionately about breastfeeding and co-sleeping.

At first, our nursing and subsequent co-sleeping gave me an opportunity to rest during our otherwise-frantic days.

Those early midwives would have been mightily bemused by the modern-day blether around co-sleeping and controlled crying.

I have breastfed my son since he was born, so consequently co-sleeping came into the equation, too.

But is co-sleeping a good idea?

The proposed change comes after ministers asked Nice to urgently reappraise its guidance on co-sleeping and cot death.

Results of multivariate regression analysis indicated that, after controlling for illness status, parent-child co-sleeping was significantly associated with child sleep difficulties.

The pair has a 2-year-old daughter named Junie who is currently going through her co-sleeping phase.Junie falls asleep on my head.

The DHB has also commissioned Safe Sleep video ads promoting the use of the co-sleeping pods, and other risk-reducing measures including breast-feeding.

The deaths of two baby girls in northern Tasmania were a result of co-sleeping with their respective parents, a coroner has ruled.