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Co-Sleeping

The Co-sleeping range has a wealth of benefits for you as parents and your baby. Create a deeper connection and bond on another level.

 
                     
                

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In the first days and weeks of your baby’s life, you want them close by at all times. During the night this becomes even more important, especially for mums who need to feel their child next to them, to feed and supervise them. Babies also calm down and feel safer when they feel your presence. This is why co-sleeping is a renowned method amongst the parenting community.

 

WHAT IS CO-SLEEPING

Co-sleeping is the practice of sleeping next to your baby during the night, especially in the early stages. This may require the use of cribs attached to your bed like the Chicco Next2ME Magic Evo, a separate crib in the same room, or other devices that allow your child to be close to you when sleeping, without sharing the same bed. 

 

WHATS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CO-SLEEPING AND BED SHARING?

Co-sleeping refers to sleeping near your newborn in the same environment but not in the same bed, while bed-sharing is where they sleep in the same bed as you, often in close physical contact.

Adopting adequate safety measures to ensure a protected and safe sleeping environment for your child is essential. From this perspective, bed-sharing can pose risks such as accidental suffocation or overlapping of blankets, pillows or other objects in your bed.

 
 

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF CO-SLEEPING?

Co-sleeping with one newborn in the first months of their life using the Chicco Next2Me Magic Evo or Next2Me Twins for twins, is highly beneficial for both you and your baby.

Facilitates breastfeeding: physical closeness during the night allows you to respond promptly to your newborn's needs and establish a stronger emotional bond.

Promotes baby's sleep: being close to you during the night can help your baby feel safe, calm and protected, promoting a deeper and more restful sleep.

Strengthens the emotional bond: physical contact can promote the development of a safe and lasting emotional bond for you and your baby contributing to emotional well-being.

Sharing the same sleeping environment can simplify the management of the newborn's nocturnal awakenings, allowing you to respond promptly.

Facilitates breastfeeding: physical closeness during the night allows you to respond promptly to your newborn's needs and establish a stronger emotional bond.

Sharing the same sleeping environment can simplify the management of the newborn's nocturnal awakenings, allowing you to respond promptly.

Strengthens the emotional bond: physical contact can promote the development of a safe and lasting emotional bond for you and your baby contributing to emotional well-being.

Promotes baby's sleep: being close to you during the night can help your baby feel safe, calm and protected, promoting a deeper and more restful sleep.

 

WHAT AGE SHOULD YOU STOP CO-SLEEPING?

There is no set rule when you should stop co-sleep, as each situation is unique and depends on individual circumstances. Some parents choose to practice co-sleeping only in the first few months, while others may continue to do so for a longer period. It is important to keep in mind that co-sleeping is recommended for the first 6 months of your baby's life, then constantly evaluate the situation, needs and wellbeing of both your baby and family. Should you decide to co-sleep beyond 6 months, Next2Me Forever is the right solution for you.

 

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