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[–] 2 pts

There's a fair bit of evidence that a good chunk of SIDS deaths are from infants sleeping in the same bed as the mother, particularly for mothers who're obese/drugs/etc.

It's strikingly uncommon for healthy weight mothers who dont cosleep, likely because it's "Hey hubby, can you keep an eye on our baby while I nap" instead of a single mom faceplanting into bed in a donut, booze, and work-exhauation induced haze followed by rolling over and suffocating the poor baby.

[–] 1 pt

There's really no increase in SIDS risk for infants who bedshare with mom under the right circumstances. Exclusively breast fed- no bottle- normal weight mom and baby, no substances used, firm mattress, common sense. Most bed sharing deaths are infants bed sharing with siblings or on a chair or couch instead of a bed or with a mother under the influence