would u let ur babies sleep in ur bed with u an ur husband/wife??

Question

why or why not

Answer 1

hi nessa!! *glomps u* ♥ idk X//D 'cause i remember my parents always ded that, but it wus reallay my mom, my dad hated it, an dednt hide the fact. plus my dad is a mean sleeper, jus liek joey *sweat comes on my head* {{yah but h is mean when he wakes up too!! hehe *giggles mischievouslee*}} when joey wus four, he had nightmare an snuck in hes parents bed an joeys dad hit hem real hard, an joey ran back to hes bed an never slept in hes parents bed again, or wan'd to go in their room. i wus always mad when my siblings kept sleepin' in there, i wud say "dunt u know they dunt wan u in there" my brother kept sleepin' in my parents bed till he wus 12, i remember my mom beggin' hem to get up an make room for my dad, so my dad wudnt coem up pissed.
on one hand, im afraid if i dunt have enough room ill be a mean sleeper..i guess we cud jus get a reallay beg custom bed whech i always wan'd aneyway haha *blushes an imagines* plus also my brother wudnt stop sleepin in there tell he wus 12, it kinda freaks me out, that we wud never be able to sleep alone together, i wudnt mind babies, or kids comming in weth nightmares, but to thenk that aney older than 3 are sleepin in there consistently everee night, an even older till there 8 an 10 scares me a bit X//D thes jus based on my experiance. i wudnt mind if i knew when they turned three they wud wan their own bed, an start sleepin on there own, but i duno how to make that trasistion. so i reallay dunt know ♥ hey whut about u nessa, cen u help me out *smiles at u an tugs ur sleeve*

Answer 2

There are risks, however there is growing evidence that done properly co-sleeping can actually be beneficial to babies. And while in western society the current recommendations are that a baby sleeps alone, in most parts of the world babies actually sleep with their parents more often than not. No loose blankets, make sure you have a method for preventing falls, and don't ever do it if you have ingested alcohol or medications/drugs that make you drowsy or if you are a heavy sleeper. Yes, SIDS is a real risk, however it also happens to children whose parents follow every guideline for helping to prevent SIDS right down to the letter. I don't sleep in the same bed as my baby that often, and it's mostly for naps, but there have been times, especially when he was younger, when it really seemed like the only way for me to get any sleep at all was for me to take the baby to bed with me. Both of my boys have survived me bringing them into bed with me to sleep. That doesn't mean it's the right thing for everyone, but for some people it does work out well.

Answer 3

Of course! My son always use to sleep in bed with me and the both of us when he was little. Now if he wanted to now- he is 16- the answer would be sooooo NO!

Answer 4

snugging the baby inside u gives the baby confidence and security,the trend of keeping the babies away makes the baby insecure in the adult hood as seen in maxm cases in USA &europe

Answer 5

No because when a child gets used to their parents' bed, they won't want to leave and go to sleep in their own bed.

Answer 6

Only if the child is very ill. Children need their own space as do Mommies and Daddies.

Answer 7

No. A resident at a property I worked for rolled over on her baby and killed her. It was terrible.

Answer 8

No because you could roll over and suffocate them it has been done so many times it's just not worth the risk.

Answer 9

Yep. Why not, as long as the baby don't get hurt.

Answer 10

no!!they have to learn to sleep in their own bed!if you let them sleep in yours,you will never have any privacy!parents need their privacy and alone time!