I agree....before I co slept I would fall asleep sitting up with the baby or on the couch...now when I'm worried about falling asleep remove the extra pillows and blankets on my bed and baby sleeps with feet towards my midsection head towards the edge of the bed (with mesh rail) My arm goes under my pillow far away from the baby. I think it's safer than my bassinet which has partial fabric sides he rolls into! It's terrified me a few times to wake up a and see his face in the fabric. They ought to design co sleeping cribs! My bassinet is super uncomfy it's squishy but you can feel the bars this is s 300 dollar bassinet. If you ask me truly cribs are the safest, however, my first stopped breathing in my bed at 3 months after a seizure. Had he not been in my bed he could have died. I agree that Doctors need to give better advice.
Thanks for sharing! Many people are going to be trying co-sleeping anyways.. it's best to know how to do it safely!
Dr. McKenna I love you so much!!!!!
I agree....before I co slept I would fall asleep sitting up with the baby or on the couch...now when I'm worried about falling asleep remove the extra pillows and blankets on my bed and baby sleeps with feet towards my midsection head towards the edge of the bed (with mesh rail) My arm goes under my pillow far away from the baby. I think it's safer than my bassinet which has partial fabric sides he rolls into! It's terrified me a few times to wake up a and see his face in the fabric. They ought to design co sleeping cribs! My bassinet is super uncomfy it's squishy but you can feel the bars this is s 300 dollar bassinet. If you ask me truly cribs are the safest, however, my first stopped breathing in my bed at 3 months after a seizure. Had he not been in my bed he could have died. I agree that Doctors need to give better advice.
Fantastic video.
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