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Infant flat skulls can be avoided: U.S. doctors
"Roger Schlafly" wrote:
"Tsu Dho Nimh" wrote Yes. Plus delayed development, less sound sleep, less sleep for the moms, etc. The BS campaign was a bad idea. Can you show evidence of the supposed delays in development, and less sound sleep? Try this: The pattern of early motor development is affected by sleep position. (Stomach sleepers) attain several motor milestones earlier than (back sleepers). http://www.kids-md.com/Tipsheets/21_.../crawling.html It doesn't back up your argument that sleeping supine is bad for children: “ ... now about a third of babies skip the step of crawling and go right to walking,” says Dr. Dewling. “The babies in the study that skipped the crawling stage,” says Dr. Dewling, “all learned to walk at the same time as the babies who crawled" " The study’s conclusion? The pattern of early motor development is affected by sleep position. (Stomach sleepers) attain several motor milestones earlier than (back sleepers). However, all infants achieved all milestones within the accepted normal age range. Pediatricians can use this information to reassure parents. This difference in milestone attainment is not a reason to abandon the American Academy of Pediatrics’ (APA) sleep position recommendations.” So is they are all learning to walk, what's the problem? Tsu -- To doubt everything or to believe everything are two equally convenient solutions; both dispense with the necessity of reflection. - Jules Henri Poincaré |
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