What Age Is Safe for Using a Co-Sleeper with Your Baby?

Discover the ideal age for using a co-sleeper with your infant and essential safety tips for peaceful sleep.

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A co-sleeper is generally used for infants up to 6 months old. This aligns with the period when they may move to a crib. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and consult with your pediatrician for tailored advice. The key is ensuring your baby’s sleep area is safe and adheres to sleep safety guidelines.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Is using a co-sleeper safe for my baby? Yes, co-sleepers can be safe if used according to guidelines and with a pediatrician's advice.
  2. What are the safety guidelines for co-sleepers? Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and make sure the co-sleeper meets current sleep safety standards.
  3. Can I use a co-sleeper past 6 months? It's generally recommended to transition to a crib by 6 months, but individual circumstances may vary.