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Parents and their children sleeping in close proximity to each other, i. e. in the same room. If they sleep in the same bed, use [bed-sharing].
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Ideas for infant bedding
I don't think you need any different solution than what you already have. He rolls around, and finds the boundaries. There's no harm in that; he won't get bruises or concussions from rolling in the cr …
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