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@tjschaffer I'm not in America and we don't see a pediatrician or anyone (no health visitors, children's nurses etc - people got weird when I mentioned this) but if I did I would definitely not tell them. It's nothing to do with them

@katrina2017 I hate that sub.

@person47 We don't see pediatricians in the UK unless there's a problem, but no, I wouldn't mention it.

@i_believe People are less weird about it at 1 I find. I cosleep with my baby completely. She doesn't sleep in a crib at all. Idgaf what anyone says about it, it works for us. My mum thinks it's a bit weird but from a "you're making a rod for your own back" perspective rather than anything...

@pinkflower89 Lmao he wanted you to power battle with a baby? Insane.

@yoshinat0r Not in the US but I don't tell anyone we cosleep

@pinkflower89 Wtf?! I've never met a health professional against demand feeding that's insane.

@oceanbreeze4evr Yeah my baby sleeps through. She wouldn't if we didn't bedshare

@katrina2017 In the UK, none of my 4 NICU babies, 3 of whom were premature, have ever had to do a car seat test. They were all off oxygen before they came home if that makes a difference, but with 4 of them I'd consider myself a fairly experienced NICU mum and have never come across that here.

@angeliqueg You're not a bad mother. Society likes to divorce all maternal instinct from parenting. Me and my husband are not American and in his culture cosleeping is normal and he did it. In mine, its not normal exactly but its not that unusual. Look at various cultures around the world and...