October is SIDS Awareness Month. Learn how to reduce the risk of sleep-related infant deaths with tips from the NIH's Safe to Sleep program. Their latest resources provide essential information on creating a safe sleep environment for your baby. Explore the guidelines and learn how to keep your little one safe by visiting National Institutes of Health (NIH) at: https://bit.ly/3Y5ipj6. | U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

👶💤 **SIDS Prevention Tips for Your Little One** 💤👶 1. **Back to Sleep**: Keep your baby safe by placing them on their back for sleep. It's the best position to reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). 😴 2. **No More Swaddling**: Once your baby starts rolling over (usually around 3 months), ditch the swaddle. Let those little arms and legs move freely! 🤗 3. **Tummy Time Fun**: When your baby is awake and alert, give them tummy time. It helps with development and keeps them en

SIDS is one of most parent's worst nightmares but with these simple steps (Click ▷ Play Button), it can be prevented, helping you and your baby to sleep without worry. - Molly Leighton, Certified Pediatric Sleep Consultant at @sleepshore - Offer a pacifier - NO toys in the crib - Place baby on their back - Share the room, never the bed - Room temp between 68-72 degrees For more tips on how to prevent SIDS visit our Blogs & Advice page at BabyBrezza.com. #safe #baby #babybrezza #sids #swaddle #sa