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Co-Sleeping
co-sleeping is when a baby sleeps near or in the same bed as one or both parents instead of a separate room. Here you'll learn the pros and cons of sharing a family bed with both your spouse and your toddler.
Stop Sabotaging Your Kid's Sleep
Are your nights an endless cycle of wakeups? Worried you're doing something wrong? Try these sleep tweaks for babies, toddlers, and preschool-aged kids.
Dr. Alan Greene on Weaning from the Family Bed
Ease a reluctant child out of your bed and into her own.
How to Transition a Child from the Family Bed
Tips on introducing an older child to her own room to make space for her baby sibling in the family bed.
Mom's Video Nails the Struggle of Sharing a Bed With Your Child
If you have ever shared a bed with a child who is more like an "octopus who is practicing some dance routine," then this video is for you.
When Your Child Sleeps in Your Bed
Tempted to give in to nighttime visits from your little one? Here's why one mom finally gave in to the family bed.
Q+A: How Can I Break My Son's Co-Sleeping Dependence?
Learn the best method to ensure a good night's sleep for everyone.
10 Things Nobody Told You About Bedsharing
When you share a bed with your kids, you were never expecting to deal with these 10 things. (Bedwetting, yikes!!)
Sleeping Through the Night Alone
How to get your little one to stay in his own bed when he wakes at night.
13 Things Nobody Told You About Bed-Sharing With Kids
Sleeping in the same bed as your child may sound like it's all snuggles and bonding time, but here's the real version (from a mom who's been there).
Bedtime at the Biggs House
Routine? What routine, writes our cover mom and actress Jenny Mollen, whose adventure trying to get her older son to, please, fall asleep will sound oh so familiar.