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Baby Bunk Lets You Co-Sleep Safely and Comfortably!

>> Tuesday, April 6, 2010

I discovered the coolest piece of furniture that was designed by a mother and built by a father to help make co-sleeping more safe and comfortable. Baby Bunk is a family owned and operated business that really understands their customers needs since they used the Baby Bunk for all four of their children.

I co-slept with both of my babies and I can tell you I would love to have had a Baby Bunk! It would have saved my neck and shoulders and made me so much more comfortable! I always slept with my arm up over my babies head and around them because I wanted them to be close to me and I wanted to make sure that my husband did roll over on them. I could never put them on the outside of the bed for fear they might fall off. I remember many nights marveling at how as a mother you just get used to doing uncomfortable things to keep your babies safe and happy. I guess I didn't have to, if I had only known about the Baby Bunk. If we have another child, we'll be getting a Baby Bunk!

The idea behind the Baby Bunk is that it attaches securely to your bed, allowing you to co-sleep with your baby, but still giving each of you your own sleeping space. The Baby BunkTM sleeper will allow you to nurse and respond to your baby's needs at night without leaving your bed. Lactation specialists highly recommend, especially for Moms returning to work, co-sleeping to help form a better bond between mother and baby. It's also great for Moms who are recovering from Caesarean section.

The Baby Bunk is also very practical because it can convert to a toddler bench! Baby Bunk Infant Sleepers are made from solid maple and are finished with a clear, water based lacquer. Baby Bunk also has an array of accessories available to use in conjunction with the Baby Bunk ranging from standard mattresses and bedding to organic mattress and bedding.

You can also check out what some Baby Bunk customer's are saying on their site. Here is a letter from one mom, ""I just wanted to let you know how much we love the Baby Bunk. Our daughter, Eileen was born in November right here at home, so has been sleeping in it from her very first night. It is so convenient for breast feeding and to make sure the baby is still breathing when paranoia suddenly strikes in the middle of the night! When my husband goes out of town on business, we stay at my Mom's and I always bring the Baby Bunk for Eileen. I only wish I'd had it when my first son was a baby. I recommend the bunk to everyone I know."

A few benefits of co-sleeping:
*Notre Dame anthropology professor and leading sleep researcher, James McKenna, has long held that babies who sleep with their mothers enjoy greater immunilogical benefits from breastfeeding because they nurse twice as frequently as their counterparts who sleep alone.
*In his book on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, pediatrician William Sears cites co-sleeping as a proactive measure parents can take to reduce the risk of this tragedy. McKenna's research shows that babies who sleep with parents spend less time in Level III sleep, a state of deep sleep when the risk of apneas are increased. Further, co-sleeping babies learn to imitate healthy breathing patterns from their bunkmates.
*Every scientific study concludes that parents who bring their babies to bed sleep longer and better.

Check out Baby Bunk now to learn more!

6 comments:

kim,  said... April 6, 2010 at 9:06 PM  

How cool! Wish I had known about this with my last baby, would have gotten one for sure!

Following you from MBC!

Kim
www.justsayin-kim.blogspot.com

Simply Stacie,  said... April 7, 2010 at 7:14 AM  

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Dusty,  said... April 15, 2010 at 11:36 AM  

My sister did this too, her hubby built it and she used if for all four of hers, (I can't believe my oldest nephew is 16 now!!?), I copied her when I had mine, although we did snuggle a lot too :)
Dusty
www.babybouquetsandgifts.com

Jack and Alex Manning,  said... April 21, 2010 at 6:53 PM  

What a great concept. It almost makes me wish mine were little enough for it! (Almost... :)).

Btw, so sorry that I'm so late responding to the note you left me - all I can say is that I'm a high level of disorganized... but thanks for thinking of me!!

Peryl (http://blog.seattlepi.com/parentingadabsurdum/)

Sarah,  said... April 22, 2010 at 4:00 PM  

I have read that research from Notre Dame and I loved it. They actually produce a lot of child/family research that is really cool. They run a very well funded lab, so I guess that's no surprise!

Unknown,  said... May 17, 2010 at 2:28 AM  

Having a baby is the most amazing experience a woman can have as it is an accomplishment of the biological function of the female species. After the giving birth process, the genuine work starts.





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