Color me confused.
How can co-sleeping ever be blamed for SIDS?
SIDS is the sudden and *Unexplained* death of an infant aged one month to  
one year.  If it's a co-sleeping death due to overlaying, unsafe  co-sleeping 
practices, etc, then its not an *unexplained death an therefore  can't be SIDS.
 
 

 
In a message dated 6/26/2008 9:38:46 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
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Denise  said:
I'm looking for a reference for the following. Can anyone help me  out?
"In 2001 2,236 infants died from SIDS in the USA and 64 of these  babies 
were bedsharing with their parents."

What struck me was that  that means 2172 infants died of SIDS who were NOT 
bedsharing.  Now which  practice seems more  dangerous????

Winnie





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