psst...
What Does
Bedsharing IRL
Actually Look Like?
Sure, you know the safety guidelines by heart, but your evenings feel... clunky. You've been going to bed with baby at 6 p.m. and lying there for hours, until you get tired. You can't remember the last time you ate dinner.
You want bedsharing to work for your family, but surely this isn't the best way to do it.
Introducing
The Bedsharing Beginner's Guide
This practical, research-backed guide will boost your confidence and excitement about being a modern parent with a baby in your bed!
It's formatted as a night-in-the-life to demonstrate how bedsharing safety and logistics play out in real time, as the evening goes on. Use it as a launchpad to help you design your own nightly routine that everybody in the family loves!
Yes, please
Kind Words
This guide is super practical. It answered a lot of my questions about bedsharing, and I feel confident that I can do it safely now!
— Dana M.
Very helpful.
Lots of great suggestions on making cosleeping
as safe as possible,
with some product recommendations, too.
— rachel r.
I really enjoyed how digestible it is. Having the chapters set up like this gives me a quick way to go back and look for info I may need.
— TINA B.
With this guide in your pocket...
You'll Learn How To:
+ prep your bedroom for
bedsharing safety and ease
+ safely "stow" baby for the
first stretch of the evening
+ join baby and keep them safe
within your cuddle curl
+ logistically nurse from both
sides throughout the night
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+ work with your partner to
keep baby safe #teamwork
Some FAQs About the FAQs
HERE'S THE SKINNY
Email me with any questions, comments, or a discount request. I want you to have this important information if you need it!
Editor
DR. GREER KIRSHENBAUM
Enrollment
3 YEARs (LONGER, BY REQUEST)
Refunds
NONE
Exchanges
BY REQUEST
CONTACT TIFF
Topics
BEDSHARING SAFETY & LOGISTICS IN REAL TIME
"Purchasing this guide is honestly some of the best money I've ever spent. It's informative, reassuring and educational, which is everything the cosleeping parent needs."
— Erin S.
