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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]That recommendation is from the AAP - who also recommend still masking your 2 year old at preschool - but see here: https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/room-sharing-with-your-baby-may-help-prevent-sids-but-it-means-everyone-gets-less-sleep-201706062525 If your baby does not have any risk factors for SIDS - you don't smoke, your baby wasn't a preemie, you swaddle your baby and lay him/her down to sleep on it's back ., the odds of your baby getting SIDS are very small. You can always use a SIDS monitor. Otherwise, I say your idea is great - although it does tend to have a very chilling effect on your marriage. [/quote] [b]Yes masking your preschooler would prevent the daily posts about sick kids[/b]. And yes most babies don't sleep through the night at 6 weeks. Mine took 7 months. [/quote] BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Good one.[/quote]
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