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Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Resource Spotlight: Safe Sleep Practices

Safe Sleep Practices

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An article found at healthychildren.org from the American Academy of Pediatrics names the "2 Most Important Things To Remember About Safe Sleep Practices"


1. Healthy babies are safest when  sleeping on their backs  at  nighttime and during naps. Side sleeping is not as safe as back sleeping and is not advised.

   2. Tummy time is for babies who are awake and being watched. Your baby needs this to develop strong muscles. 

Remember ....Back to Sleep. Tummy to Play.

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