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Co-sleeping - what does it mean?

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hulababy · 20/05/2006 21:20

Curious after a few threads recently.

I always though co-sleeping was when you slept int he same bed. Yet on some threads it is used to describe simply sleeping in the same room.

So which is it?

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emkana · 20/05/2006 21:21

To me it means sleeping in the same bed.

MerlinsBeard · 20/05/2006 21:23

to me its in teh same bed but apparently the proper meaning is in teh same room

emkana · 20/05/2006 21:24

proper meaning according to who?

hulababy · 20/05/2006 21:25

Thanks.

I also use it to mean sharing a bed too. But as others consider it same room I was getting confused!

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jamiesam · 20/05/2006 21:27

Does it depend on age?

If parents and child, I take it to mean in the same bed.

If two children, then I take it to mean in the same room (although ds's are in ds2's cotbed again tonight!)

MerlinsBeard · 20/05/2006 21:27

actually i dunno who decided thats what it meant. just recall it from a thread a while ago

kitbit · 23/05/2006 08:58

Either...to me it just means nearby, either in same bed, adjacent cot/bed, same room...any really. The point is that they are with you, not away in their own room.

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