Just read in Pregnancy magazine that 52% of cot deaths may have been avoided if baby had slept in parents room, not in bed.
What does this mean? Do they mean that you shouldn't sleep baby in bed or do they mean that you shouldn't sleep baby in another room.
We were planning to sleep baby in nursery right from start so at least one of us got some sleep and so that baby got used to it. Why on earth would this affect cot death? Why would sleeping him in another room make it more likely?
Might ask my midwife.
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Cot death statistics and where baby sleeps
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CharBell · 15/05/2005 17:00
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