can the baby sleep between parents?

My husband didn't start sleeping with us until the baby was more than five months old, because he was afraid of crushing the child. Before that, my mother and I always slept in one room, and he slept in another room. But my husband has never suggested that children sleep in the middle. I think some parents must think the same. So, which statement is correct?

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Actually, I think this question has its own advantages and disadvantages, and there are different opinions, and there is no right or wrong. So I will talk about the benefits and precautions that I have summarized.

The advantages of sleeping together are as follows:

1. It is mainly convenient for mothers to take care of their babies at night, such as falling asleep, nursing and crying. Dad can share a little occasionally in the middle of sleep.

2, better cultivate parent-child feelings. Generally speaking, I must rely more on my mother. Sleeping together can make my father spend more time with my children, and it is not easy to understand my mother.

3. Make the baby feel safe. Babies are sensitive to smells in infancy, and sleeping together can make them sleep more steadily.

Precautions are as follows:

1. Avoid turning over and crushing your baby while sleeping. This is also my child's father's biggest concern. He likes to turn over when he is asleep.

2. Avoid covering your baby too much and too thick. Babies dissipate heat more slowly than adults, so don't be afraid of how thick the baby will cover if it is cold or something.

3. Avoid sleeping and snoring to affect your baby. The child's father snores occasionally, which will affect the baby's sleep quality.