Swaddling a Newborn: Benefits, Technique, and When to Stop
Swaddling went from "what your grandmother did" to "discouraged" to "rehabilitated" in roughly two decades, and the modern position is that it works w...
9 articles found
Swaddling went from "what your grandmother did" to "discouraged" to "rehabilitated" in roughly two decades, and the modern position is that it works w...
Overheating is among the most significant modifiable risk factors for SIDS. It also reduces sleep quality by preventing the body temperature drop that...
Of every safety intervention modern paediatrics has tried, none has saved more babies' lives than putting them on their back to sleep. The "Back to Sl...
Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is a heartbreaking tragedy that can be significantly reduced through safe sleep practices. Research has identified...
The crib that looks welcoming and cozy with pillows, blankets, and soft toys is actually creating safety risks for your baby. Items that feel safe to...
The standard advice is unambiguous: a baby under one is safest on a separate, firm, flat surface in the parents' room. The Lullaby Trust, NHS, and AAP...
This is one of the questions that comes up at every newborn appointment: where can the baby actually sleep? The internet says the cot. The grandparent...
The safe-sleep guidance most British parents grow up hearing — back to sleep, feet to foot, no loose blankets — exists because each line of it tracks...
SIDS is rare -- around 200 cases per year in the UK in a population of approximately 650,000 births annually -- but it remains the most common cause o...