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Each year, more than 3,500 U.S. infants die suddenly and unexpectedly. Many of these deaths occur in an unsafe sleep environment.
A: ALONE
Babies should sleep alone in their sleep area. No blankets, bumpers, pillows, stuffed animals, caregivers, other children, or pets. Babies can sleep in the same room as a caregiver, just not with the caregiver.
B: On their BACK
Babies should sleep flat on their back. Do not use any items that put the baby at an incline or an angle.
C: In a CRIB
Babies should sleep in an area designed for sleep (crib, bassinet, portable, crib, baby box). Babies should not sleep on beds, couches, recliners, or in swings, or car seats.
S: SMOKE FREE AIR
Babies should breathe smoke free air in the home and in the car.
Find out What a Safe Sleep Environment Looks Like