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The baby's crib should have only a snug, fitted sheet on a mattress correctly sized for the crib and no other bedding. Do not place anything under the fitted sheet. Many parents are told to swaddle their newborns for sleeping. Although swaddling is safer than using a blanket 3 , if a baby is swaddled at an older age than what is recommended, there is still a danger the swaddled baby will roll onto their stomach and be trapped face-down. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that babies always sleep face-up.
Swaddling can also lead to overheating if it is combined with dressing the baby in several layers. If you do choose to swaddle your baby, always place them on their back and leave room in the swaddle for their hips and knees to move. You should stop swaddling your baby before they start trying to roll over, which happens around the 3-month mark 4 at the earliest. You can maintain a comfortable temperature for your baby using sleep-specific baby clothing such as onesies and sleep sacks made from breathable materials.
Once your baby starts rolling over, if you are using a swaddle blanket, you must switch to a sleep sack that allows for easy movement. Set your baby's bedroom thermostat to a temperature that you find comfortable. Use a wearable blanket such as a Halo Sleep Sack, or a long-sleeve sleeper onesie. New safety standards make the accessory unnecessary. Before our current safety standards were in place, the bars of the crib could be as far apart as the manufacturer wanted. There were no regulations, so a baby could get their head stuck in the crib bars and injury his or herself.
Now, bumper pads are unnecessary. We followed the Canadian Paediatric Society recommendations about not using blankets for babies or keeping stuffies in the crib—they can become suffocation and entanglement hazards—and swaddled instead.
We never used pillows or crib bumpers either. But as soon as she could Houdini her arms out of the swaddle I think this was around the two-month mark, though exact dates are fuzzy given the sleep-deprivation , we moved on to a sleep sack—an increasingly popular option when traditional blankets are considered no-nos. After the first year, blankets, when used in a safe way, pose less risk than when your baby is younger. This means one of the many adorable baby blankets we received as shower gifts would now be a good choice for our month-old daughter, while a queen-sized down duvet would not.
As babies grow into toddlers, they may also get more attached to comfort objects or stuffed animals.
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