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Research grant to update The Lullaby Trust’s Baby Check app
Baby Check, a smartphone app that aims to identify seriously ill young babies is being upgraded to provide support to parents and carers.
19% of child deaths in England are sudden, unexpected, and remain unexplained after full investigation
The latest report on sudden and unexpected deaths in infancy and childhood from England's National Child Mortality Database
All-Party Parliamentary Group on Baby Loss
Information about the APPG on baby loss
Nigel’s story
Nigel shares the story of his granddaughter, Lexi
FREE online training for Health Visitors and Midwives
Two training courses which provide information to knowledgeably discuss CONI with parents.
Jacqueline Jossa joins The Lullaby Trust as an ambassador
Mum, actor and entrepreneur will use her voice and profile to raise awareness of SIDS.
Smoking
If you or your partner smokes while youβre pregnant or after your baby is born, the risk of SIDS (also known as cot death) is greatly increased
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).
Bereavement Training
Bereavement training for practitioners working with families
Promoting safe baby care
Around 193 babies and toddlers still die every year of SIDS or SUDC, in the UK. Research has shown that several parental and infant care factors are more frequently associated with babies who die of SIDS, than with those who survive.
