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Re: Cosleeping safety guidelines

 wrote:
> In a message dated 10/4/1999 11:02:08 PM Central Daylight Time,
>  writes:
>
> << But what if the husband happens to be a heavy sleeper? >>
>
> One of the things Jim McKenna points out is that the wife should sleep
> between the baby & the husband as the husband is generally a heavier sleeper
> and is not as sensitive to the baby's movements as the wife is.  Remember --
> she's been living with those movements for nine months.
>
> And whoever posted about the tragic death of the baby in their practice -- it
> was the husband who lay on the baby.
>
> Jan Barger, RN, MA, IBCLC

So now us fathers are considered worthless and murderers.
What does a baby kicking in a stomach for 9 months have to do
with one squirming in bed beside you? I guess it means the
mother has been sleep deprived for 9 months and may let her
guard down when she finally gets some sleep.
g barden