Put your baby to sleep on his back.

Lying on your back is the safest sleeping position for your baby. If the baby rolls over to the prone position during sleep, it can be lightly  Gently help them turn over again.

 The baby mattress is on the floor.

To reduce the risk of falls, baby mattresses should be placed on the floor and away from walls. Make sure there are feet around the bed  enough space so your baby doesn't get stuck between the mattress and the wall or bedside table. secure mattress  Firm and clean (do not use waterbeds, pillow-top mattresses, feather beds, air mattresses or have sunken mattress).

 Keep your baby away from pillows, duvets and heavy blankets.

Pillows, duvets, and heavy blankets can increase your baby's risk of choking and entanglement. for baby

Cover with a light cotton blanket. If your father or mother has long hair, remember to tie your hair

To the back of the head, so as not to wrap around the baby's neck.

The baby is able to move freely instead of being wrapped in a swaddle.

Your baby should be able to move freely. Wrapping in a swaddle restricts your baby's movement and increases risk. Babies wrapped in swaddling may become trapped when they roll over to their stomach and can no longer Flip over.

Babies sleep on the outer edge of the bed, not between adults.

If there are two adults on the bed, make sure the baby sleeps on the outer edge of the bed, not between the adults. Both adults need to be aware of the presence of a baby in the bed and both are satisfied with the arrangement.

Only the baby and one or more adults are in the sleeping area.

Make sure there are no other children or pets in your baby's sleeping area.

Make sure your baby is not left alone in an adult's bed.

Adult beds are not good for keeping babies safe.