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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...)

...Commentary by Lori M. Singleton, MD, FAAP Published June 2023 Each year approximately 3,500 babies die before their first birthday due to sudden unexpected infant death (SUID). This module will focus on factors to consider in creating a safe sleep environment for babies as a way to reduce...)

... and highlights useful resources for each topic along the way. Keywords: 2 month old ; postpartum depression ; elimination ; home safety ; vaccines ; vaccine hesitancy ; safe sleep ; SIDS ; breastfeeding 1a1. Feeding/Nutrition: Introduction It is always important to start by eliciting caregiver...)

..., it is important to cover   these other topics  during the first months of infancy. Keywords: first visits ; hearing loss ; metabolic screening ; circumcision ; hyperbilirubinemia ; newborn weight loss ; safe sleep ; SIDS ; birthmarks 1a. Hearing Screen The hearing screen is considered...)

... term newborns. It might also take 6 to 8 months for these babies to sleep through the night, compared to about 4 months for term infants.   Further reading: ● 2022 AAP Recommendations for Safe Sleep Policy Statement and Technical Report ● First 1,000 Days SUID module 1g. Developmental...)

... Years” goes over establishing routines. ● It is still important to provide a safe sleep environment and infants should be rooming in with parents if possible. Review concerns for SIDS and safe sleep.   SEE ALSO: The First 1,000 Days Knowledge Center's Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID) module...)

... SIDS risk is significantly decreased at this point, as 90% of SIDS death occurs younger than 6 months. However, it is still important to promote safe sleep practices including the following: ● Continue to place baby supine through 1 year of age to prevent SIDS. If they roll from supine to prone...)

... on the numerous benefits of exclusive breastfeeding and emphasize the role of staff in decreasing disparities and providing culturally competent care. The AAP has issued recommendations for SIDS or sudden unexplained infant death prevention, as well as safe sleep and skin-to-skin care. ⁵²...)

... | Pediatrics 4a. Safe Sleep and Skin-to-Skin Care in the Neonatal Period for Healthy Term Newborns This clinical report put forth by the AAP in 2016, and reaffirmed in 2022, highlights the benefits of skin-to-skin care, including improved transition to extrauterine life, mother-baby bonding, and promotion...)

... neonatal practices on postneonatal SUID should also be encouraged. ¹⁵⁴ The AAP recommends breastfeeding as 1 strategy to decrease the risk of SIDS and SUID. ¹⁵⁵ The AAP has issued recommendations for SIDS and SUID prevention, as well as safe sleep and skin-to-skin care. ¹⁵⁵...)

... crying so the mother may get as much sleep as possible. They may also keep the mother company while she breastfeeds and assist her by placing the newborn in a safe sleep space if the mother falls asleep while nursing. Explain that direct breastfeeding on cue and using a shared room will result...)

... if the mother smokes. Accidental asphyxia from overlaying or the presence of soft bedding or overheating may contribute to bedsharing–related deaths. Parents should always be advised about safe sleeping practices (see Chapter 72 ). In older infants and children, co-sleeping is not a problem in and of itself...)

... baby semi-upright; do not prop bottles.   Safety ☐ Do not sleep with baby in bed, chair, or sofa. ☐ Safe sleep practices include the following: Baby should sleep flat on back. Nothing in crib except light blanket. Crib or bassinet in parents’ room until 6 months...)