Other types of convertible baby cribs allow the crib to be attached next to the parents bedside for co-sleeping arrangements.
If you co-sleep, use safe co-sleeping techniques.
While it's perfectly acceptable for you to place your newborn's bassinet next to your bed and co-sleeping is a popular parental topic, sleeping with your child increases the risk of SIDS.
Parents who prefer co-sleeping with their infant will have a difficult time incorporating these measures, so it is also advised that infants not sleep with their parents.
Some research also suggests that co-sleeping (having an infant sleep with the mother in her bed) can help regulate an infant's sleep pattern in ways that reduce the risk of SIDS.
