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No kidding. The mismatch between common recommendations in North America, and what people do all the world over is huge. Co-sleeping in particular is this biza
by switchbak 4y ago
No kidding. The mismatch between common recommendations in North America, and what people do all the world over is huge.
Co-sleeping in particular is this bizarre thing where all the professionals warn against it as if you're playing Russian roulette, while half the people I know do it themselves (and are afraid to talk about it). Nevermind that essentially the rest of the world does it, and we did it before 5 minutes ago.
I get that folks have different preferences and level of comfort, but the rigidity and judgement that gets pushed is kind of hard to believe. It seems like safetyism run amok.
- scorpioxy 4y agoAustralia here. It's the same as you described. If you don't go with option X then you clearly should not be trusted with the safety of your own children. Even though option X changes depending on where you are and who you talk to and cultures and mindsets and as time progresses. "Do as I say or you're an idiot".