New baby? Build safe sleep habits
Face-up sleeping and a toy-free crib—just two of many ways to shape the safest possible sleep environment for your new family member.
Face-up sleeping and a toy-free crib—just two of many ways to shape the safest possible sleep environment for your new family member.
Find out how to keep your children safe in an ever-changing world.
Breastfeeding isn't just about nutrition and brain development—it may even play a role in developing safe sleep habits.
Pediatric experts recommend infants always sleep on their backs to avoid SIDS.
A child safety expert says it's critical to respect the guidelines.
Sudden infant deaths are twice as common in certain populations.
But never share a bed with your little one, pediatricians warn.
There's a right way and a wrong way. Here's what the experts say.
Report reinforces the need to create a safe sleeping environment for infants.
Study: To keep baby healthy and well, naptime should be in a crib.