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| TITLE SLIDE: Safe Infant Sleep A pregnant mother and her mother, soon to be a grandmother, enter a baby’s nursery at home. A crib is in the room. | [MUSIC] Mother: Well, it’s just a start. We have a lot of decorating to do to make it just right. |
| The grandmother gestures toward the crib. | Grandmother: It’s perfect! And you already have the crib. |
| The mother and grandmother continue talking. | Mother: Mom, this is important. You’ve heard of SIDS, right? Grandmother: Oh, yes. That’s when a baby dies unexpectedly during sleep and doctors can’t find an explanation. Mother: Right. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. |
| GRAPHICS SLIDE: Flashback to a birthing and infant care class. The mother and father are seated with a group of other parents. At the front of the classroom, a woman lowers a baby into a crib without anything in it except a fitted sheet. Type comes up on bottom of screen: “Follow safe sleep recommendations until baby is one year of age.” | At our birthing classes, we learned there are a lot of different things we need to do to reduce the risk of SIDS and other sleep-related causes of infant death. |
GRAPHICS SLIDE: NIH/Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development logo | [MUSIC] Announcer: For more information, please visit the Safe to Sleep® website. |