Greater Boston Video: Mass. Child Advocate Discusses New Findings On Infant Death Dangers
103 views · Published 14 July 2014 · 7:06 · Indexed 4 November 2026
Channel: GBH News · 2014 · News & Politics
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome is every parent's worst nightmare, particularly because so little is known about what causes it. But research published Monday in the journal "Pediatrics" reveals the risk factors vary depending on the child's age: Infants four months and younger are most at risk if they sleep with others, whether it's a parent, sibling or even a pet. For babies four months to one-year, rolling into objects in the crib, things like blankets or stuffed animals, poses the biggest risk for death. These new findings come one day after the Boston Globe published a report by our partners at the New England Center for Investigative Reporting.
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