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What are the Guidelines for Safe Sleep?

To prevent SIDS, babies should sleep on their backs on a firm mattress without soft bedding or toys. The crib should meet current safety standards, and room-sharing without bed-sharing is recommended for the first six months.

Frequently asked queries:

Why is Pediatric Safety Important?
What are Common Household Hazards?
How Can Parents Ensure Safe Play?
What are the Guidelines for Safe Sleep?
How to Ensure Car Safety?
What Role Does Vaccination Play in Safety?
How to Handle Poisoning Emergencies?
What are the Water Safety Measures?
How to Address Mental Health Safety?
What is the Importance of Fire Safety?
How to Promote Internet Safety?
What are the Treatment Options for Pediatric Cancers Involving Oncogenes?
When Should You Be Concerned About Fine Motor Skill Delays?
How Can Parents Protect Their Children from Secondhand Smoke?
What is Light Sensitivity?
How Can Partnerships Improve Pediatric Care?
How to Handle Sensitive Topics?
How to Address Common Concerns?
Why is it Important to Address Pediatric Injuries Promptly?
What Are the Responsibilities of Parents and Guardians?
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