I support the colecho, I think it is a situation of waking nights is the best option, for all involved. There is no need to take walks, there are no awkward postures that threaten to dislocate a shoulder or end the crib bars marked on the face for two weeks.
For me it has always had A lot of advantages, but I also understand that it's not always easy And sometimes things get twisted or not done as they should. It is when the colecho does not go as we think.
The following examples are, to my knowledge, slightly "extreme" forms of colecho. This one in particular, caught my attention because you see what happens once the baby has fallen asleep and you have to continue with your life, that way of getting up and taking him away without waking him. They say that the artisans need nerves of steel and very good pulse, or that the famous ninjas could move without anyone detecting their presence, minions next to a father when he has to get out of bed next to his son. I have seen engineers handle nitroglycerin with less delicacy.
In the following I will not comment, the video explains itself. Enjoy it.
I will not be denied that cribs are not resistant. I hope you liked these examples of when the colecho does not go as we think.
