PSY632 PSY 632 3-1 Discussion- Co-Sleeping and SIDS.docx- Snhu

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PSY632 PSY 632 3-1 Discussion- Co-Sleeping and SIDS.docx- Snhu

Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is death that occurs within the first year of life due to unknown reasons, and without any apparent illnesses or disorders (Lipsitt, 2003). Co-Sleeping Risks:Mother is using drugs and/or alcohol during and after pregnancyParents smoking during and after pregnancyMother uses soft pillows and several layers of beddingStrangulation from being entangled in parents with long hairOne of the parents has a sleep disorder that causes a rollover onto the infantCrib bumpers or infant sleep positions could pose a threat Co-Sleeping Benefits:Useful in allowing for a bond or connection with the motherUseful for night-feedingMothers feel better rested due to not worrying about the infant in the next roomInfants fall asleep faster Information that is available from the internet, parent training classes, and literature discussing newborns and the bonding process, we automatically think it is more beneficial for a baby.

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PSY632 PSY 632 3-1 Discussion- Co-Sleeping and SIDS.docx- Snhu

Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is death that occurs within the first year of life due to unknown reasons, and without any apparent illnesses or disorders (Lipsitt, 2003). Co-Sleeping Risks:Mother is using drugs and/or alcohol during and after pregnancyParents smoking during and after pregnancyMother uses soft pillows and several layers of beddingStrangulation from being entangled in parents with long hairOne of the parents has a sleep disorder that causes a rollover onto the infantCrib bumpers or infant sleep positions could pose a threat Co-Sleeping Benefits:Useful in allowing for a bond or connection with the motherUseful for night-feedingMothers feel better rested due to not worrying about the infant in the next roomInfants fall asleep faster Information that is available from the internet, parent training classes, and literature discussing newborns and the bonding process, we automatically think it is more beneficial for a baby.

PSY632 PSY 632 3-1 Discussion- Co-Sleeping and SIDS.docx- Snhu

In your initial post for this discussion, formulate a research-supported position on co-sleeping regarding risks versus benefits. Should co-sleeping be discouraged?Are there specific developmental advantages supported by research for co-sleeping? What are the cultural considerations for co-sleeping practices? Are the risks for co-sleeping (either social, emotional, or health-related) significantly supported by research to take a position against co-sleeping? Consider what you would advise as a professional in the promotion of optimal development.Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) was first thought of in 1963. SIDS is not something that can be observed so it is considered a diagnosis by exclusion(McKenna & Gettler, 2010). SIDS can be applied to instances where a healthy infant that is from the age of 8 weeks to 16 weeks old suddenly dies during their sleep. This can also be applied to the same situation in children up to12 months old (McKenna & Gettler, 2010).

PSY632 PSY 632 3-1 Discussion- Co-Sleeping and SIDS.docx- Snhu

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