Sudden infant death syndrome has never stopped worrying parents. Recently, scientists have given information that the newborn restraint is to increase this risk
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Pillow block increases the risk of sudden death in children
How to limit the risk of sudden death
Using a baby pillow as an assistant to help your baby sleep better doesn't seem entirely true. Recently, the Good House Keeping Institute of Life - the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warned parents not to use a pillow block for babies under 6 months old because of the high risk of sudden death.
According to the BBC, a few retailers in the UK have now stopped selling products used to fix sleeping positions after being suspected of being linked to 12 deaths in the United States.
Newborn pillows increase the risk of sudden death in infants under 6 months of age
Popular products for fixing a sleeping position include two pillows on either side of a thin mat and a pillow to lift the baby's head.
The latest FDA recommendation states: "These products are sometimes also known as" nest "or" anti-roll child "can cause suffocation, leading to death. The reason is that the pillow can be moved upwards, causing a child to suffocate if they face either side of the pillow wall.
After giving birth , mothers need to learn carefully about the information that manufacturers advertise about pillows to help children under 6 months old sleep without startling and sleep in a fixed position. This information will shock many mothers because this product has been on the market for more than 20 years.
However, FDA believes that the benefits of these products are not as much as the harm to children caused by them. These products can cause a child to choke and die after they roll on their side.
The first warning about unsafe levels of these products was issued by the FDA seven years ago: There is not much evidence to support the benefits of this product and warn consumers to stop. use these products. The American Academy of Pediatrics also warns parents and other caregivers against using these products.
One of these products has been advertised to help reduce sudden death syndrome in children under one year of age, but there is no evidence to support that effect, according to the website of the National Center for Health Research.
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is a diagnosis made by health professionals when a baby under 1 year of age has suddenly died and an exact cause cannot be found. Even up to now, the cause of this syndrome is still a "mysterious" problem with experts.
The exact causes of this syndrome have not been found yet, but according to experts, the following factors can affect, even increase the risk of sudden death in children. Special note, mother!
Babies born prematurely and low birth weight babies are more likely to die during their sleep.
Children have a young mother, under 20 years old when giving birth.
Children have a history of apnea, pale lips, fainting
The family has many children, especially when the age gap between the babies is too close
Sudden death rates for boys are often higher than for girls
What is the ideal distance between 2 births? Having a baby too close can negatively affect the health of the mother and baby, especially for mothers who have a first C-section. However, if you are too far apart, it will affect the mother's psychology, how to take care of the child as well as the closeness between siblings in the house.
To reduce sudden death syndrome in children, the American Academy of Pediatrics advises mothers:
Do not use infant sleeping pillows
Do not put pillows, blankets, bedspreads, blankets, crib sets in the crib or crib
Do not have anything else, including toys, soft objects such as stuffed animals, in the sleeping area
Always let your baby sleep on his back
Be careful not to admit it, mothers need to master the information about newborn pillows to make the wisest and safest choice for the baby.
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