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	Comments on: Fox News Report on Bedsharing and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)	</title>
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		By: Sarah Smith		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I appreciated the tone of this report.  It was pretty balanced and fair.  I was scolded pretty severely when I told my family doctor we were co-sleeping.  This was the same doctor that told me to buy formula because it made feeding in public easier.  Her credibility aside, I was both ashamed and worried.  

It wasn&#039;t until a clinic appointment with Dr. Newman that I stopped hiding it.  Their breastfeeding clinic made me feel empowered and confident.  I finally felt like I was making a GOOD choice for my family.   We only did it for the first 4-5 months, but it was beautiful.  I actually really miss it.  We only have a double bed and my son demands most of the real estate.  Some horrible teething nights I try and convince him to sleep with us and nurse all night, but he can&#039;t get comfortable unless he does a few flips and summersaults.

I would not have survived breastfeeding without co-sleeping.  I look at it as a choice that facilitated our commitment to breastfeeding.  So when you look at it that way, it was a healthy choice for us.  My son also had severe mouth and esophagus ulcers from Thrush so had choking fits often.  I wouldn&#039;t have felt safe without him right beside me.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I appreciated the tone of this report.  It was pretty balanced and fair.  I was scolded pretty severely when I told my family doctor we were co-sleeping.  This was the same doctor that told me to buy formula because it made feeding in public easier.  Her credibility aside, I was both ashamed and worried.  </p>
<p>It wasn&#8217;t until a clinic appointment with Dr. Newman that I stopped hiding it.  Their breastfeeding clinic made me feel empowered and confident.  I finally felt like I was making a GOOD choice for my family.   We only did it for the first 4-5 months, but it was beautiful.  I actually really miss it.  We only have a double bed and my son demands most of the real estate.  Some horrible teething nights I try and convince him to sleep with us and nurse all night, but he can&#8217;t get comfortable unless he does a few flips and summersaults.</p>
<p>I would not have survived breastfeeding without co-sleeping.  I look at it as a choice that facilitated our commitment to breastfeeding.  So when you look at it that way, it was a healthy choice for us.  My son also had severe mouth and esophagus ulcers from Thrush so had choking fits often.  I wouldn&#8217;t have felt safe without him right beside me.</p>
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