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... to address these sleep challenges.  Keywords: safe sleep ; night time feedings ; self-soothe/self-soothing ; room sharing ; bedtime routine ; sleep associations ; sleep coaching 1a. Overview ● The number of hours of sleep recommended in a 24-hour period varies by age, but the AAP endorses...)

..., a neutral thermal environment, room sharing without bed sharing, and a smoke-free environment. ● Positioning devices and supports are often used in the NICU (e.g., to correct plagiocephaly), but these should be discontinued at home.   ● While thermoregulation is often a concern early in the NICU...)

.... ● Sleep Location: Bed sharing puts the baby at risk for suffocation and entrapment. Having the baby sleep in a crib or bassinet near parent’s bed decreases risk of SIDS up to 50% compared to sleeping in a separate room. The AAP recommends room sharing without bed sharing, ideally until 6 months old...)

... for infants (i.e. room sharing) for at least the first 6 months of life. Now may be a time that parents are considering transitioning baby to his/her own room depending on the family’s housing situation. 1f. Developmental There is a spectrum of typical behavior at this age, but patients at 6 months can...)

... and approved sleep surface for babies, particularly during the period of greatest risk (when the baby is younger than 4 months). Room sharing without bed-sharing facilitates responding to the baby’s feeding cues throughout the night, while leaving the mother’s sleep relatively undisturbed. Some families may...)

... location, including for naptime. Table 2 presents the key characteristics of various infant states. Table 3 lists typical infant sleep patterns. (For more information on sleep-related topics, including room sharing, bed sharing, and sleep position, see the Promoting Safety and Injury Prevention theme.) Key...)

... typical infant sleep patterns. (For more information on sleep-related topics, including room sharing, bed sharing, and sleep position, see the Promoting Safety and Injury Prevention theme.) At the beginning of this developmental period, a child’s understanding of the world, people, and objects...)