hi all,
2010/10/25 Amy Peterson, BS, IBCLC <[log in to unmask]>:
> We are re-teaching the 18 hour BFHI soon. Re: rooming in and safe cosleeping, do any of your hospitals use a specific brand of co-sleeper to attach to the hospital bed? If so, who attaches it, is it safe without disarming the mother's bed remote control, etc. We IBCLCs don't feel this is a necessary gadget, but we need to be armed with options for our nay-saying docs. We don't want babies to be kept in their bassinets in the room.
>
one hospital here (http://www.klinikum-bremen-nord.de) just put the
beds with one side against the wall to allow co-sleeping.
this is an easy and cost-effective solution, but of course asks for
enough space in the womens rooms...
i don't know if they have a special directive for that, but maybe
you'd want to contact joanna simm
([log in to unmask]) and ask her about it.
hth,
nina
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