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New research suggests possible link between sudden infant death syndrome and air pollution
New Lullaby Trust funded research published in BMJ Open
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New Lullaby Trust funded research published in BMJ Open
The rate of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) has reduced in England and Wales by over a third in the last 10 years, according to statistics released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) earlier today.
The recommended room temperature for babies is 16-20°C because the chance of SIDS is higher in babies who get too hot.
Every year, Jessica organises a Miles in Memory walk in memory of her daughter, Millie Grace.
With temperatures set to hit highs of 35°C today in the South East, The Lullaby Trust has issued advice for parents to keep their babies safe and cool.
Emma shares her story of the death of her sister, Lisa-Jayne and how she became a befriender.
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Advice on how to provide a safer sleep environment for your baby when you are sleeping away from home unplanned (e.g. in an emergency)
Join our special remembrance event where families across the country walk to remember a loved one.
NationwideJohn shares his experience of running the London Marathon 2023 in memory of his grandson, William
Training information for CONI coordinators
A survey of over 7,000 new parents carried out by The Lullaby Trust has shown that 46% have put their baby in an unsafe sleeping environment