>even when it agrees with my  instinct (not to be confused with science)
> that babies and mothers must be  biologically designed to sleep together
> since humanity did not start with three  bedroom homes and a nursery. It 
> does not
> seem logical to me in  terms of survival that mothers would have had their
> babies sleeping away from  them.

I'm sure cave babies slept in mom's arms or very near mom or the saber tooth 
tigers would have gotten them and we wouldn't all be here :-)

How come we never see articles stating that babies died of SIDS while 
sleeping alone in a crib.  I wonder what the figures are, crib vs mom's bed 
as site.  I'd really love to see some exact figures on that.

After all, it used to be called "crib death."  How come no one ever made the 
connection :-b  Pat in SNJ 

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