Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, Zhen Cong, and Thomas Hale examine where mothers think babies should sleep and their reasons for particular nighttime practices.
How does a mother protect her baby when breastfeeding lying down?
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Clearly parents have nighttime needs for sufficient sleep themselves.
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Controversy over sleep behavior in public health campaigns. How can we improve sleep safety and lower infant mortality rates without compromising breastfeeding?
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