Infancy
The Benefits of Co-Sleeping
Macal Gordon, Executive Editor, Attachment Parenting Originally printed in ICPA Newsletter July-August 2002 ![]() When it comes to research about co-sleeping, there's good news and there's bad news. The good news is that there is research to suggest that there are benefits to parents and infants who share a bed (or room) through the night. The bad news is that, beyond the research into the connection between co-sleeping and SIDS prevention, there's not much being done which inquires into its qualitative or long-term aspects
Infants First Foods
Breast to Bowl: Introducing Baby's First Foods
Baby Walkers: What's Best for the Infant?
Claudia Anrig, D.C.
Do Infants Need Chiropractic?
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