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STUFFED ANIMAL AGE APPROPRIATE FREE

Make sure his crib and sleeping area is free of any clutter, loose beddings or objects (including soft toys) that could strangle or block the baby’s airways when he sleeps.Don’t put an infant to sleep on an adult bed, couch, or another soft surface.

As soon as he falls asleep, you need to put him back in his crib where it is safe. You can only bring the baby to bed with you when you are breastfeeding or playing with him.

While room-sharing (baby sleeps in the same room as you) is advisable, bed-sharing is not recommended as it increases the risks of suffocation and strangulation.

Use a firm surface or mattress in the baby’s sleep area.

Children ages 1 and below should sleep on their backs at all times.

In their effort to reduce infant sleep-related death, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) updated their policies and guidelines on safe sleeping for newborns and babies. Too many toys can harm your child’s development, says research Safe sleeping guidelines for babies and toddlersĪccording to an article in Healthy, 3,400 babies in the United States die in their sleep every year due to sudden infant death syndrome ( SIDS) or accidental deaths from suffocation or strangulation. Ina, ibinahagi ang pagkawala ng kaniyang baby: “He was just sleeping” In honor of their beloved baby girl, the family has created a Facebook page called Connie Rose Awareness and it is dedicated to creating awareness about toy safety tips for babies and toddlers when sleeping. Please think about what’s on your kids’ bed and around it. They don’t need anything on their bed but a cover. Please move everything off your kids’ bed and away from the sides.

Don’t try to stuff small places up with soft things. I want every parent to see and be aware of this – let them fall. The tragedy could’ve been avoided, and Dexy shared her painful experience on social media to remind parents of this. All I think about now is what if I just left it empty she would still be here maybe with just a small bump on her head. But as it was all teddy bears, she went under the massive teddy and fell asleep with the angels. “I had packed down the side of her bed with teddies and placed a big one on top of the smaller teddies to stop Connie from falling down the side of her bed. The heartbroken mom recounts how a seemingly harmless move took her daughter’s life. | Image: Connie Rose Awareness Facebook Page Mom reiterates importance of toy safety tips for infants and toddlers.