Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Do you have a "family bed"? Why co-sleeping remains controversial — and why these families do it anyway. (Getty Creative) It's not ...

AMES, Iowa – Parents know that co-sleeping is considered a no-no, but many still allow their children to crawl into bed with them at night. Doctors generally discourage co-sleeping, because of its ...

When Bre Boyette was pregnant, she started outgrowing her king-sized bed. Her belly wasn't the problem though — it was her bedmates. The Louisiana mom shared her bed with husband Cameron Boyette and ...

At 8 months old, our oldest started co-sleeping with me and my husband. Then, when our youngest was 3, he also joined us in bed. At 5 and 7, they're still sleeping with us. Co-sleeping won't be a ...

As a new parent, you may have the instinct to keep your child close when you sleep and there are plenty of products on the market that can be used to share your bed with your baby. But bed-sharing or ...

For centuries, co-sleeping, or the "family bed," has been the norm in many cultures around the world. It fosters closeness, can make nighttime parenting easier, and for some, it just feels natural.

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Whether to co-sleep or not is a hot-button topic and, truth is ...

The debate around bed-sharing has long been keeping parents up at night, often depending on the unique needs of the child and the family's circumstances. According to a recent poll, Americans are ...

Co-sleeping is one of those parenting practices that never quite leaves the popular conversation — or controversy. And for good reason: The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) says to always avoid co ...