Most of us have read or heard sometime, somewhere, what an "authority" advises on children sleeping with their parents or with other siblings. Although the opinions on this subject are quite controversial, the practice is usually discouraged.
One may pick up many a book on child rearing and read that bad sleeping habits in a child are formed when mother hears her baby whimper and "rushes" in to see if everything is all right. The child will wake up more frequently, these books tell us, just to get his mother near him. Read further for additional information.Related articles by Zemanta
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