Sweet Dreams Team

Are you practicing the ABCs of Safe Sleep? Does your #sweetdreamsteam (your support team) follow safe sleep practices every nap, every night, every time?
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Too many babies die in unsafe sleep environments, and many of these deaths are preventable. Get your Sweet Dreams Team - the people you count on the help you with the baby - the baby’s dad, your mom, grandma, grandad, your sister, brother, aunts, uncles, cousins, best friend- to help you. And be sure they all know and practice the ABCs of safe sleep.

To do so, remember the ABCs of safe sleep: Alone, Back, empty Crib.

Smoking is widely known to be a leading cause of preventable death of infants under the age of. Women who smoke during their pregnancy are more likely than those who don’t to have a baby born too small, too soon or to lose a baby to a sleep-related death. Once a baby is born, exposure to secondhand smoke increases the baby’s chances of a sleep-related death.

Remember, share the room, never the bed and be sure your #sweetdreamsteam always practices the ABCs of Safe Sleep.

Safe Sleep Tipsstat-a
ALONE
Babies should always sleep alone and in an empty crib. 
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BACK
Babies should always sleep on their backs. 
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CRIB
An empty crib, with a firm mattress and fitted sheet is safest.