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Today we received a warning from one of our injury prevention staff regarding co-sleeping. It was based on a message from Health Canada, Product Safety Division, which in turn was based on the following article:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/10/031006064748.htm
This has been reprinted.
Note that Health Canada did not go to the source material. Nor the injury prevention staffer, "Because I respect and trust what Health Canada says". Based on a newspaper article. <aaaargh>
I have forwarded the UNICEF standards for safe co-sleeping, but they are not as "good" as Health Canada.
Any thoughts out there?
Judith
Judith A. Hayman, RN, BSc, BScN, IBCLC
Public Health Nurse, Lactation Consultant
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