TheHealthSiteSleeping on the back reduces the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)TheHealthSiteSupine sleeping A new study shows that supine sleeping (being placed on the back for sleep) can reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Rates of supine sleeping are as low as 50 percent in some states in the US, a research said.Let your infant sleep on backBusiness StandardStudy: Not all babies sleep safelyClarksville Leaf ChronicleNearly one-third of infants are placed on stomachs to sleepAustin American-Statesmanall 44 news articles …Read Full Story
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