October Marks Safe Sleep Month, Raising Awareness for SIDS Prevention
October is designated as Safe Sleep Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness and preventing Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).
Dr. Tricia Sellers from UnitedHealthcare and Sierra Health shared essential reminders to ensure safe sleep for babies.
- Placing babies on their backs to sleep
- Using a firm sleep surface
- Keeping soft objects and loose bedding away from the infant's sleep area
These measures are crucial in reducing the risk of SIDS and promoting a safe sleeping environment for infants.
Tricia Sellers emphasized the importance of safe sleep practices.
Author's summary: October is Safe Sleep Month, focusing on SIDS prevention.
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