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Three in a Bed : The Benefits of Sharing Your Bed With Your Baby (1989)

by Deborah Jackson

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Only since Victorian times has it been standard practice for mothers and fathers to send their babies to sleep alone, away from the parental bed - often in another room. This book reveals how babies who sleep with their parents benefit by getting virtually a full night's sleep.
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Very bias against children sleeping alone. ( )
  CharlotteBurt | Nov 24, 2018 |
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TO PAUL, FRANCES, ALICE AND JOSEPH
WITH ALL MY LOVE
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It all began in a hospital ward when I was thirty-five weeks pregnant. (Introduction)
Sticker on the rear windscreen of a car: 'I can handle any crisis. I have children.' (Chapter 1)
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Only since Victorian times has it been standard practice for mothers and fathers to send their babies to sleep alone, away from the parental bed - often in another room. This book reveals how babies who sleep with their parents benefit by getting virtually a full night's sleep.

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