The ABCs of Safe Sleep, as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics and others, explains that the safest way for babies to sleep is Alone, on their Backs and in a Crib.
All parents and caregivers should use the tips listed below to keep your baby safe, and reduce the risk of Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID) as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics. The flyer features the Do’s and Don’ts of Safe Sleep, along with an explanation of the ABCs of Safe Sleep:
Baby should always sleep alone in a crib.Alone:
- Share the room, not the bed. Baby can share a room with parents, in a separate crib.
- Baby should not co-sleep, or share a crib with a sibling or pet.
- No blankets, pillows, toys or bumpers.
- Dress baby in one more layer of clothing than you for warmth, and use a sleep sack.
Back:
- Always place baby on his/her back.
- No sleeping on side or tummy.
- Tummy time is for supervised play-time only.
- No pillows or wedges in the crib.
Crib:
- Baby sleeps safety in a separate crib or bassinet.
- Use tightly fitted sheets with no blankets.
- Never allow baby to sleep on a couch.
- No futons, chairs or waterbeds.
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