In some cultures, co-sleeping with your baby is a responsible behavior, while in others, it is discouraged. However, if you’re having trouble with this and are looking for some tips for co ...

Co-sleeping with a child over 1 year old has a little less risk than with one under 12 months. At a toddler's age of 1 to 2 years old, they can roll over and free themselves in case they are ...

If you've got a baby, you want them of course to sleep well and be safe when they sleep. But we've all heard about some of ...

Co-sleeping with a premature or low-birth-weight baby, or any baby younger than 4 months, is also more risky. Dr. Robert Hamilton, FAAP, a pediatrician at Providence Saint John’s Health Center ...

As Consumer Reports' investigations have found, some infant sleep products pose real risks to newborns. Here's how to create a comfortable and warm sleeping environment that's still safe.

From banned drop-side cribs and crib bumper pads to deadly inclined sleepers, baby sleep products have a long history of recalls by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Tiffany Chesson, 28, started co-sleeping by accident with her first child Teddy, ... - No set routine for the baby - Not using any products on her baby - only using milk and water ...