Should Your Baby Sleep In Your Bed?

Should baby sleep in her own cot or in bed with you? There are
Arguments on both sides.

Advantages:
Breastfeeding is easier, you do not get out of bed to feed baby.
Many mothers say baby sleeps better - if she wakes up she is
rather by your presence and heartbeat to be comforted and go to sleep again.
They are probably more sleep.

Disadvantages:

Other mothers can not for fear that they roll over and sleepBaby suffocated.
You wake up at any time baby makes the slightest noise.
Baby's presence could disrupt your sex life.

According to the Foundation for the Study of Infant Mortality:

The safest place for babies to sleep for the first 6 months is in a cot in your room.
Never sleep together on a sofa or chair - it's easy baby, sink into the soft ground can choke.
Not share a bed with the baby if you smoke, have drunk alcohol or take drugsYou drowsy, sick, or are exceptionally tired (how many mothers are not exceptionally tired in the first months ?!!).
A new study found the risk of infant mortality rate is doubled when you co-sleep before 8 weeks, and if one partner smokes increases, this eleven-fold risk.

Make sure children's room is not warm, use lightweight sheets or blankets in her crib, and never use duvets or pillows, as they can overheat or suffocate.

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