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Helping Baby Back To Sleep. (2009). Resource Center. Advice for parents on helping infants sleep comfortably on their backs. Safe Sleep Around the Clock: Birth to 12 Months. (2009). Resource Center. Tips for parents on where infants should sleep, where not to sleep, making the sleep area safe, and breastfeeding. Parent's Guide to Safe Sleep: Helping You to Reduce the Risk of SIDS (rev. ed.). (2008). Healthy Child Care America. Also available in Spanish. Includes information about spreading the word on safe sleep practices. A Child Care Provider's Guide to Safe Sleep: Helping You to Reduce the Risk of SIDS (rev. ed.). (2008). Healthy Child Care America. Also available in Spanish. Safe sleep policies and practices for child care facilities and for anyone who cares for an infant. Infant Sleep Position and SIDS: Questions and Answers for Health Care Providers. (rev. ed.). (2007). National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. SIDS facts and advice health professionals should give to parents on such topics as choking risks, back sleeping, child care, sleep surfaces, pacifiers, positional plagiocephaly, and others. CJ Foundation for SIDS: Education Materials. Posters, public awareness campaigns, and other materials. First Candle: Model program for nurses in the neonatal intensive care unit or the well baby nursery, bedtime basics sleep education campaign, and important safe sleep tips. Healthy Child Care America Back to Sleep Campaign. Brochures, training materials, policy and research articles. Maternal and Child Health Library: Infant Mortality and Pregnancy Loss Knowledge Path: Safe Sleep Environment. Selected resources. National Institute of Child Health and Human Development: SIDS Back to Sleep Campaign. Brochures, door hangers, magnet; some materials available in Spanish. National Resource Center for Health and Safety in Child Care and Early Education. SIDS risk reduction standards and links to resources from other organizations. Plagiocephaly (flat head) August, 2009
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