Sharing your room with a child is supposed to help her feelings evolve. Babies need to learn to respond to the sensory cues of others, including odours, movements, sounds, contacts and warmth, says James Harden, professor of anthropology at Notre Dame University and director of the Laboratory of Behavior for maternal and infant sleep. “Placing a child alone in a room and closing the door does not help the child learn, grow and develop these sensory differences,” he says. When a child enters the world for the first time, he establishes a relationship with his mother, father or caregiver. It depends on these people to help them learn how to react. ”

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