While co-sleeping in hospital may not pass the "hospital safety test" 
or some such, I find that while in hospital it is much more important 
what the individual nurse in charge of your care thinks about the 
safety of various options.  A very tightly rolled blanket creates a 
bolster effect and would not even come near the baby; it would only 
block the opening between the bed and the rail.  Anyway, the hospital 
may have policies, but really the nurses dictate what, how, when you 
can co-sleep and how to help you make it safer.

The side-car from Germany is beautiful, but in the hospital here, I 
would have to bring my own.

Katie Bredbeck
mama and lactivist

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