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SAFE SLEEP ACADEMY * Home * About the Safe Sleep Academy * Families & Caregivers * Community Health Workers & Home Visitors * Physicians & Health Care Professionals * PLAY: Make the Crib Safe SAFE SLEEP ACADEMY * Home Mobile * About the Safe Sleep Academy * Community HealthWorkers & Home Visitors * Families & Caregivers * Physicians & Health Care Professionals * PLAY: Make the Crib Safe Empowering our community through safe sleep education, to put every baby to sleep safely, every time. This training takes approximately 30 minutes, with incremental quizzes throughout. A certificate is issued at the completion of the course. COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS & HOME VISITORS START SAFE SLEEP TRAINING FAMILIES & CAREGIVERS START SAFE SLEEP TRAINING PHYSICIANS & HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS START SAFE SLEEP TRAINING Please rotate your screen in landscape mode to play the game. Please open your browser viewport to play the game. There are 10 unsafe items in the following picture. Click on all 10 to make the crib safe... Start CORRECT! Stuffed animals can be dangerous, a baby could roll over onto the stuffed animal covering their face and cause suffocation or a baby could become entangled in the object and cause strangulation, all stuffed animals should be removed from the sleep space. Do not place anything in the crib with baby besides a firm mattress and tight-fitted sheet. Back is best! Babies who sleep on their backs breathe easier and are less likely to suffocate or choke. Place your baby on their back to sleep for the first year of life. Blankets are dangerous, a baby could cover their face or roll over onto blanket causing suffocation or strangulation. Do not place anything in the crib with baby besides a firm mattress and tight-fitted sheet. Consider using a "sleep sack" instead of blankets to keep your baby warm. Remember to dress the baby not the bed. Bumper pads are dangerous due to suffocation, baby may position themselves against the pads and be unable to move or become trapped between the mattress and bumper pads. Do not place anything in the crib with baby besides a firm mattress and tight-fitted sheet. Space heaters are dangerous due to fire hazard; they can also make the room too warm. The ideal room temperature for babies to sleep is between 68 and 72 degrees. Do not place crib/portable near any heating source such as a space heater, a fireplace, or a heat vent. Loose curtains and cords from window blinds are dangerous and create a risk for strangulation. Do not place crib/portable crib near windows, blinds, or loose curtains. Babies are curious and could easily grab and ingest the pills next to the crib. All medications should be place out of sight and out of reach of all children. Do not place pills or medications near a crib/portable crib due to poisoning and/or choking hazards. Pillows can be dangerous due to suffocation, a baby could turn or roll over and their face could be covered by the pillow causing suffocation. A pillow should never be used for a baby as a positioner and should never be in a crib. Do not place anything in the crib with baby besides a firm mattress and tight-fitted sheet. To decrease risk of baby developing plagiocephaly, or "flat head," practice supervised tummy time while baby is awake. Bottles, especially when filled, are dangerous due to choking, suffocation and asphyxiation. Babies should always be supervised during feedings. Do not place anything in the crib with baby besides a firm mattress and tight-fitted sheet. Outlets are dangerous due to fire hazard and electrocution. Do not place crib/portable crib near outlets to prevent an older infant from playing with or putting something into the outlet. Find Next Item CONGRATULATIONS! THE CRIB IS NOW SAFE. Close 10 unsafe items left KNOW SOMEONE THAT MIGHT LEARN SOMETHING FROM THIS SITE? Share Tweet Email Share SAFE SLEEP ACADEMY Home | About Safe Sleep Academy | Community Health Workers & Home Visitors | Families & Caregivers | Physicians & Health Care Professionals © Safe Sleep Academy 2020-2024 By using this site, you consent to our use of cookies. To learn more, read the Akron Children's privacy policy. Accept