More U.S. parents than ever are sharing a bed with their children.

Today's New York Times reports that 13 percent of parents co-sleep with their infants. Once those infants become toddlers, that figure skyrockets. And many parents are "closet co-sleepers" who do it but won't admit their little secret. The cons of co-sleeping are many: less restful sleep for both you and your child, plus more stress and of course, even less sex. We here at ML treasure our Zs too much to co-sleep on a regular basis, but most of us confess to doing it from time to time. And we're not gonna lose any sleep over that.

MOM CONFESSION: "I'd rather sleep with my kids than my husband!"