In early Puritan culture young couples were allowed to share a bed as long as they were clothed and wrapped in sheets. What was this practice called?

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Bundling was a traditional practice in early Puritan culture where young couples were allowed to share a bed as long as they were clothed and wrapped in sheets to prevent sexual intimacy. This was a way for unmarried couples to get to know each other before marriage while still adhering to strict societal and religious expectations.

In Early Puritan Culture Young Couples Were Allowed to Share