… A central goal of the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine (ABM) is the development of clinical
protocols for managing common medical problems that may impact breastfeeding success…

… We believe that to achieve better breastfeeding results, as stated in the ABM Protocol no.
6, “ending stigma around bedsharing and supporting the practice of breastsleeping the safest …

… The results of this study show that children who breastfeed less than 6 months but co-sleep
have less risk of using pacifier, digital sucking and oral breathing habits as opposed to when …

… cosleeping when he was a few weeks old too because he slept much better near me (allowing
me to get better sleep too) and it facilitated breastfeeding at … ABM clinical protocol #37: …

… bedsharing tend to breastfeed for longer and are more likely to breastfeed exclusively. … who
were co-sleeping than in control subjects, those who died while co-sleeping were more likely …

… approaches to promote ISS and breastfeeding combined and breastfeeding alone as
part of … “[We want to] make it okay for home visitors to talk about reducing the risk of co-sleeping……

… breastfeed and fall asleep in proximity to their mothers. Night-time mother–infant co-sleeping
is the cultural norm and breastfeeding … ABM clinical protocol #5: Peripartum breastfeeding …

… of exclusive breastfeeding but did not report duration of any breastfeeding; however, we
performed a sensitivity analysis in which we assessed this missingness of any breastfeeding …

… for co-sleeping. In addition, Sadeh et al found similar results regarding sleep patterns between
breastfed … who are breastfed rather than formula-fed wake up more often to eat as a result. …

… breastfeeding and bed-sharing. Conclusions: We found a close relationship between
breastfeeding … safe bed-sharing while avoiding recommendations that discourage breastfeeding. …