The National Sudden Infant Death Resource Center (NSIDRC)

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Quantity	ID	Publication
	SIDS 00014	What is SIDS? Provides basic facts about SIDS and answers some of the most commonly asked questions. (2005, 10 p.) Print copies of this publication are no longer available for order. Please download and reproduce.
	SIDS 00015	Safe Sleep for Your Baby Around the Clock: Birth to 12 Months Discusses risk reduction and safe sleep environment. (2007, 4 p.)
	SIDS 00016	Sudden, Unexpected Infant Death: Information for the Emergency Medical Technician Provides information for first responders and EMT professionals when encountered with an infant death. (2004, 4 p.)
	SIDS 00017	Helping Baby Back to Sleep Discusses the importance of placing babies on the back to sleep to lower the risk of SIDS. (2007, 4p.) Print copies of this publication are no longer available for order. Please download and reproduce.
	SIDS 00018	International SIDS/Infant Death Program Highlights Provides services and research activities of several member countries of SIDS International. (2007, 10p.)
	SIDS 00019	Que Es El SMIS? Spanish version of "What is SIDS?"(2005, 12p.) Print copies of this publication are no longer available for order. Please download and reproduce.
	SIDS 00027	SIDS Deaths by Race and Ethnicity,1995-2001 SIDS mortality rates by race and ethnicity and Hispanic Origin of mother. Rates per 100,000 live births in specified groups is presented. (2004, 4 p.) Print copies of this publication are no longer available for order. Please download and reproduce.
	SIDS 00028	Responding to a Sudden, Unexpected Infant Death: The Professional's Role Provides information on the responsibilities health professionals have before, during and after a sudden, unexpected death. (2004, 4 p.)
	SIDS 00030	After Sudden Infant Death: Facing Anniversaries, Holidays, and Special Events Dedicated to parents who have experienced painful memories during anniversaries, holidays and special events following the loss of their baby to SIDS or another cause. Also appropriate for parents who have experienced miscarriage or stillbirth. (2005,16 p.)
	SIDS 00020	Helping Children Cope with Grief When an Infant Dies (2005, 4 p.) Provides information to assist children cope with the death of an infant. Print copies of this publication are no longer available for order. Please download and reproduce.
	SIDS 00021	The Death of a Child, the Grief of the Parents: A Lifetime Journey Discusses common and individual characteristics of parental grief, the unique grief of parents who lose an infant to SIDS, the special nature of a father’s grief, the impact of grief on special parenting situations, and how family and friends can comfort grieving parents. (2005, 16 p.)
	SIDS 00022	Maternal and Child Health Bureau SIDS/Infant Death Programs Information Card Includes contact information for the National Center for Cultural Competence SIDS/ID Project, the National SIDS/ID Program Support Center, the National SIDS & Infant Death Project Impact, and the National SIDS/Infant Death Resource Center. Print copies of this publication are no longer available for order. Please download and reproduce.
		Selected Resources for Grieving Parents, Their Families, Friends, and Other Caregivers (2007, 45 p.) Provides a comprehensive list of organizations, support groups, and resources around grief and bereavement. Due to frequent updates, this publication is only available online.