Parenting

For years, parents have been told that bedsharing is dangerous and should always be avoided. Pediatric organizations issue blanket recommendations against it, emphasizing risks without acknowledging the biological realities of infant sleep—especially for breastfeeding families. But here’s the thing: even physicians, who are trained to discourage bedsharing, often end up doing it themselves. A study published

If you ask most people what impacts postpartum depression and anxiety the most, they will likely say sleep. Because honestly, sleep (or the lack thereof) is a huge part of life with an infant, and it can be extremely difficult to deal with constantly disrupted sleep. But it might not be exactly the sleep factor