Could fathers be the missing link in baby sleep?
Thats certainly the message from Melbourne paediatrician Dr Daniel Golshevsky  also known as Dr Golly  who is calling for baby bassinets to be set up on the non-breastfeeding parents side of the bed from day one so that dads become the go-to settler whenever baby is not hungry. Lucy and Jordan Lewis with their sons, twins Ollie and Hughie, and Freddie. They followed a sleeping method for the twins recommended by Melbourne paediatrician Dr Daniel Golshevsky with great success. Credit:Penny Stephens  Aside from breastfeeding, there is not a lot that dads cant do, he says. When baby comes off the breast, the winding, nappy changing, interaction and tummy time can all be [shared] by dad. If the baby is fed by bottle, then dad can be part of it all.