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"Co-sleeping" as a book category encompasses works that focus on the practice and implications of caregivers sharing sleep space with infants and children — from practical how-to guides and evidence-based parenting manuals to memoirs, cultural studies, and fiction that explores family dynamics. Titles in this category typically address safety guidelines and risk-reduction, sleep physiology, attachment and bonding, alternatives to conventional sleep training, and the emotional, social, and cultural factors that shape family sleep choices. Readers include new and expectant parents, pediatric and family-health professionals, and anyone interested in caregiving practices, while tones range from pragmatic and clinical to personal and advocacy-driven, often engaging with ongoing debates and differing cultural norms around nighttime parenting.

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