Psychology warns that children who sleep with their parents may develop dependency problems as adults

Psychological and medical organizations have issued warnings regarding the practice of children sleeping with their parents, known as co-sleeping. According to these experts, the practice can negatively impact a child's autonomy and sleep quality, potentially leading to dependency issues in adulthood.

While some families continue to practice co-sleeping driven by attachment and convenience, the topic remains divided. The ongoing debate contrasts the emotional bonding benefits reported by parents against the developmental risks highlighted by medical professionals.