2. I am setting up the network for our small companies new office-I have about 20 computers upstairs and 20 down. There is a switch on each floor, the router is downstairs, and a cat5e cable running between floors. All computers should be on the same subnet.
In answer to the question, Is it safe to sleep with your baby?, under most circumstances, co-sleeping is likely to be very safe and beneficial; but it depends on how it is done. If the parent(s) smoke or take drugs, co-sleeping is risky. Sleeping with an infant on a waterbed, couch, soft bed, or any bed that has gaps or ledges into which the infant can fall, can be risky for the infant. It is more ideal to sleep on a firm mattress, and to limit the use of pillows and blankets.
Co-sleeping, also referred to as sleep-sharing, means to share a bed with your child. In simple words, co-sleeping is a newborn, baby or a child sleeping with one or both the parents (1). The different ways of co-sleeping are: Family bed or bed sharing: Where one or both the parents sleep with the child in the same bed. Different beds same room: Here, the baby sleeps in a crib or bassinet, or in the same room an armâs away from the parentsâ reach. Sidecar arrangement: The crib is attached to one side of the bed, next to the mother.