Safe Infant Sleep
Learn how to best care for your baby and keep them safe while they’re sleeping. Develop a consistent routine that builds lifelong positive sleep experiences.

Video Monitoring Technology and Sudden Unexpected Infant Death
by:Every year in the U.S., about 3,400 babies die suddenly and unexpectedly before their first birthday. Oftentimes, this occurs when baby is asleep or resting in their sleeping area. Although...

Fathers are Key Players in Breastfeeding and Safe Infant Sleep
by:It’s highly likely that the father of your baby spends more time engaged in childrearing activities than your father or grandfather did. This positive trend has tripled in the past...

Healthy Sleep Habits Right from the Start
by:Setting good sleep habits with baby from birth is critical for both baby’s safety and your sanity. It may be months before your baby sleeps through the night so use...

Pediatricians Update Safe Infant Sleep Guidelines
by:The American Academy of Pediatrics has updated its safe sleep guidelines for infants for the first time in more than five years, emphasizing that babies should sleep on their backs...

Infant Sleep Safety: Babies Need Their Own Space
by:The safest place for your baby to sleep is in their own crib or bassinet, free of any bumpers or blankets, or loose bedding or toys that could impede their...

ABCs of Safe Baby Sleep
by:Did you know experts worldwide think most Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and other infant sleep-related deaths are preventable? Here in the U.S. we have one of the highest rates,...

15 Safe Sleep Tips for Baby
by:Follow these recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics to keep your baby safe whenever and wherever baby’s sleeping See also: What’s New with Safe Infant Sleep? Safe Sleep Tips...

Keep Your Baby Close While Sleeping
by:Keep Your Baby Close While Sleeping Sleep is a luxury you won’t get much of once your baby is born. And if you’re dreaming of peacefully dozing together in the...

Buying the Right Crib for Baby
by:Babies sleep so much, especially their first year, that your beloved little lamb will actually spend more time in her crib or play yard than she does in your arms...






