Co-sleeping is when you and your baby sleep in close physical contact in the same bed. Ideally, both of you will be aware of how close you are to each other. Many parents co-sleep to more easily ...

If your baby's sleep pattern changes all of a sudden, check for any signs of illness. Sometimes, too much or too little sleep can be a sign of an ear infection. Or it may simply be that your baby ...

In Queens, sleep-related infant injury deaths present a complex public health challenge. Citywide, mortality rates haven’t ...

"These are key issues — you don’t want to have your child sleeping on their stomach when they are very young." Previous studies have shown that SIDS has something to do with the way the baby ...

“The evidence is clear that (co-sleeping) significantly raises the risk of a baby’s injury or death,” said Carlin, an assistant professor of pediatrics at Columbia University Irving Medical ...

In the association's first update to its baby safe-sleep guidelines in five years, the AAP listed several new recommendations to lower the risk of sleep-related deaths, including from sudden ...