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15/07/2021

If your child is showing any of these signs then there’s no time to wait and see what will happen- falls from cots/cribs is a very common cause of serious neck, spine and head injuries (I’m sure can vouch for that).
If your child is over the age of 15 months, a toddler bed is a safe option.
If your child is under 15 months and showing these signs, then the safest option is a cot/crib mattress on its own in the middle of a completely baby-proofed room.
❌ Do NOT attempt any kinds of “hacks” to the sleep space. If the manual doesn’t say to do it, it’s not safe.
Any questions? Pop them below! ⬇️

07/07/2021

After the age of 2, bedsharing safety is at parental discretion, before the age of 2, it is never safe.
Follow safe sleep, for every sleep 🧡

05/07/2021

Recall alert!

*RECALL*
Plum Silicone Soother, in a range of colours, Sizes NB-6m and 6-18m. Sold at Baby Bunting nationwide, from May to June 2021.

This recall affects product packaging marked with 20/21 above the barcode.

The product may have been damaged by its packaging, and the teat may break off the shield. A broken teat may pose a choking hazard for young children, which can lead to severe injury or death.

Consumers should immediately stop using the product and return it to any Baby Bunting store for a full refund.

Please let your family and friends who may have this product, know.

For more information, consumers can contact Plum Australia on [email protected] or
03 9580 6055. Visit https://www.productsafety.gov.au/recall/plum-australia-plum-silicone-soother for more details.

04/07/2021

Following the TICKS guideline is a must when babywearing, both for safety and development reasons.
❗️always transfer baby to a safe sleep space such as a crib, bassinet or playard as soon as possible
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🔅TIGHT- Baby carriers and slings must be tight enough that you can hug your baby close. This ensures that your babies back is supported and that they don't slump down, causing airway and breathing issues.
🔅IN VIEW AT ALL TIMES- Your babies face should be visible at all times, you shouldn't have to open the carrier to see them.
🔅CLOSE ENOUGH TO KISS- Your baby's head should be close to your chin. You should be able to tip your head forward and kiss them on the forehead.
🔅KEEP CHIN OFF CHEST- Ensure your babies chin is off their chest, this means their breathing won't be restricted.
🔅SUPPORTED BACK- Your babies back should be supported in its natural position, by ensuring they are held close to you.

30/06/2021

The easiest, safest solutions for legs getting stuck between crib slats! ➡️

Bumpers are never safe, and remember, the worst case scenario of a leg getting stuck is much better than what a bumper can do to a baby or toddler.
Safe sleep, every sleep 🧡

30/04/2021

An interview with Snooze Fest by Jayne Havens from Center for Pediatric Sleep Management

Meet Harper Morton, Safe Sleep Expert Q: In today’s blog post, we’re talking with Harper Morton, a safe sleep expert. Harper, tell us about yourself… A: Hi! My name is Harper Morton. I’m a mum of one, a kindergarten educator and born and raised in Victoria, Australia. I spend my free time dr...

24/04/2021

The United Nation Convention on the Rights of the Child state that every child has the right to survival- this includes having a safe environment.
Unintentional suffocation is the number one cause of injury related death in infancy. By following safe sleep guidelines provided by leading researchers, this statistic can be changed.
Keep your children safe 🧡

22/04/2021

Support Safe Infant Sleep's fundraiser by either participating or just donating! Safe Infant Sleep provides education and safe sleep products to those in need ❤️