Crib lib

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Young children should sleep in cribs as long as they're happy in them. When they discover how to escape, a gentle transition to a bed includes use of a safety gate and a renewed commitment to household 'childproofing.' The bed should be pushed up into a corner of the room to prevent falling off.

Author: Bersch, Suzanne
Social aspects, Cribs (Children's furniture)

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The family bed: some parents prefer to bunk with their babies from day one

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A family bed gives babies more security and allows parents to bond with their children. Mothers also may lower the chances of sudden infant death syndrome by keeping their infants in bed with them. A family bed does not appear to have an adverse effect on children's independence.

Author: Billings, Laura, Geiger, Rebecca
Analysis, Cover Story, Sleeping customs

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Bedtime battles

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Parents need to continue to set bedtimes for preteen children so that they get the nine to 10 hours of sleep that they need each night. Lack of sleep may affect school performance and relationships with family and friends.

Author: Hodle, Sharon Fangohr
Methods, Child rearing

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Subjects list: Children, Sleep
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