The increase in cosleeping in Western nations over the past two decades is likely associated with
A) an increase in time babies spend breastfeeding during the night.
B) a shift from collectivistic to individualistic values.
C) parental fear of SIDS.
D) an increase in young children's bedtime struggles.

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The increase in cosleeping is often associated with more frequent nighttime breastfeeding, as it allows for easier access and bonding between mother and child.

The Increase in Cosleeping in Western Nations Over the Past