Tackling infant deaths in temporary accommodation
New data released by the National Child Mortality Database alongside the All Party Parliamentary Group for Households in Temporary Accommodation.
News - The Lullaby Trust
Ask the expert: Dr Anna Pease
Anna talks to us about her goals for improving infant sleep safety, and how she thinks we'll get there.
Slings and baby carrier safety
An update from The Lullaby Trust following the death of James (Jimmy) Alderman in a sling.
Sudden infant death syndrome rates remain too similar
Today the Office for National Statistics (ONS) released the latest figures for England and Wales, which show that rates of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) haven’t improved.
The Lullaby Trust CEO gives evidence in COVID-19 inquiry
Pregnancy and Baby Charities Highlight “Forgotten” Maternity and Neonatal Services During Pandemic
The Lullaby Trust participates in UK Covid-19 Inquiry
We have joined 12 other pregnancy, baby and parenting charities as a Core Participant of the Covid-19 Inquiry looking at the impact of the pandemic on healthcare
Common signs of illness in babies: research results
We commissioned researchers (led by a team based at The University of Plymouth) to look into signs of illness in babies. We're delighted to announce that they have just published their findings...
Survey shows two-thirds of parents unknowingly sleep their baby somewhere not suitable for sleep
The Lullaby Trust is warning parents against letting their babies sleep in anything that keeps them in a sitting or inclined position
Nigel’s story
Nigel shares the story of his granddaughter, Lexi
Our response to infection related deaths of children and young people in England report from the National Child Mortality Database
The new report draws on data from the National Child Mortality Database (NCMD) from April 2019 to March 2022 to investigate infection related deaths in children and young people.
Rates of sudden infant death syndrome go up and SIDS charity warns rising deprivation could lead to more deaths
Rates of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) have increased in England and Wales according to figures released today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Samantha’s story
Samantha shares the story of her son, Liam
