that fsids thread has got me feeling guilty - although as far as i can see there is nothing new in in and it doesn't add much to the far better studies done previously - it did give me a reminder of all the co-sleeping safety rules.
what i want to know is - do all you co-sleepers live a teetotal life until your children leave your beds? or do you drink in moderation and still co-sleep?
i admit i do still drink, but no more than one small bottle of beer or a small glass of wine, one and a half absolute maximum. this is normally an hour or two before bedtime as well so presumably it has at least started to leave my system by the time i go to bed. neither dp or i EVER drink to excess with her in the bed.
i was not worried by this, my dd is a big 8 month old not a tiny newborn, and i am still very alert to her (ie i always wake before she does for a feed, before she even starts rooting - she has never ever woken me up crying etc)
but now having read the thread and peoples' comments i wonder if i am being careless.
from the research as far as i can see it is heavy drinking that is implicated in sids cases, but i may be wrong.
i am not using mumsnet to justify my drinking/opt out of making a decision for myself, but am curious for peoples' honest opinions. am i being pfb even worrying about it, or are social services going to come and take my dd away?!