1.   At least at night, the child slept alone.

2.   Do not disturb this sleep unless there are other indications that the child is not sleeping a peaceful, healing sleep.

3.   Most of the cases affected rural families where children slept near stored grain that investigators believed was contaminated with the fungus.

4.   The residential children sleep and eat in these areas, using the plinths as beds.

5.   This is the room where the children sleep.

6.   And children slept in cars parked nearby.

7.   And, people will tell you, unlike those in Haiti, Mexico or other Latin American countries, no Cuban child sleeps in the streets.

8.   At Auburn, the children sleep with her on two twin beds she has pushed together.

9.   At Club Correze, a tiny village on the Correze-Dordogne border, children sleep in sandstone cottages.

10.   Baby monitors give mothers some freedom of movement when the children sleep.