Safe Sleeping: Birth to 12 months
This course has been designed for parents expecting or caring for a newborn baby. The focus is safe sleeping practices, to reduce the risk of Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI), including SIDS.
Safe Sleeping for Babies- Birth to 12 months
FREE PREVIEWWhy are safe sleep practices so important?
What is Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy?
Why does Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) occur?
Risk factors for Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI)
Reducing the risk of Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI), including SIDS
Why is back sleeping the safest way to sleep babies?
Why isn't tummy (prone) sleeping safe?
Why isn't side sleeping safe?
Safe sleep environment - Day and Night
Thermal stress (over-heating) and SUDI
Avoiding thermal stress (over-heating)
The importance of sleeping with the head and face uncovered
Room temperature for sleeping
Dressing your baby for sleep
Bedding amount
Safe sleeping bag
Breastfeeding as a protective strategy to reduce the risk of SUDI
Avoid exposure to cigarette smoke
Use of a dummy as a protective strategy to reduce the risk of SUDI
Pillows
Cot bumpers
Other items that should not be in the baby's sleep space
Nests, cocoons and pods
Other unsafe products for babies to sleep in
Car capsules and car seats
Baby slings
Introduction: Safe Sleeping Video Series
Safe Sleeping
Safe Wrapping & use of a Safe Sleeping Bag
Safe Sleeping- Quiz
Safe wrapping (swaddling) and use of a safe sleeping bag: Quiz
Red Nose
ACCC: Your First Steps: The steps you can take for baby product safety.
Kidsafe Australia
New federal legislation for infant sleep products
New federal legislation for infant products
Safe sleeping Class- Birth to 12 months
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