The guide explains how babies are more vulnerable from 2-4 months. If you and your baby meet all other cosleeping criteria, and there are no other risks presents, age and development are simply one of the risk factors within the SIDS Triple Risk Model, and on it's own is not a reason to avoid safe and planned bedsharing.

Premature babies are at a higher risk for SIDS, making them more vulnerable in particular during the newborn stage. Although any safe sleep recommendations can help reduce risks for all babies, we don't specifically cover preemies in this guide.

Yes. Most of the information applies to all feeding methods, and specific adaptations for bottle-feeding are included where relevant.

As families and babies are all different, and for some risk is higher than for other, I am not able to make a generalised recommendation for all families to sleep with their newborn babies. The guide discusses the benefits and risks of cosleeping with a newborn, and how to create a safer environment.

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