Every home is different, so it’s not possible to advise on every scenario. If you need specific advice or have special requirements, please speak to your health visitor.
In general terms, toddlers should be able to free themselves from bedding, so co-sleeping becomes safer than it is for babies.
It is important to ensure there are no gaps between your bed and the wall or other heavy furniture that your toddler could become wedged or trapped in.
For general tips on safer co-sleeping check the Lullaby Trust’s co-sleeping advice
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