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Day Two--Attendees learned to host a Safe Sleep Community Baby Shower and were tested on the American Academy of Pediatrics newly revised safe sleep recommendations and how to perform a crib demonstration.

KIDS Network Safe Sleep Instructor Certification Training—Day one.

35 attendees from Kansas, Alabama, and Arizona gathered to learn about safe sleep and how to implement integrative programs within their communities.

The KIDS Network partnered with KU Department of Pediatrics, Kansas Department of Health and Environment—Bureau of Family Health and Safe Kids Kansas, United Methodist Health Ministries and Agency for Health Care Research and Quality.

Dr. Stephanie Kuhlmann, pediatrician, led the group in a World Cafe to address barriers of safe sleep.

KIDS Network Virtual Grief Support Meeting is Monday, Oct. 24th, 2022 @ 6:30pm CST. Please contact the KIDS Office at 316-682-1301/[email protected] for a Zoom invitation. Thanks, Christy

We are excited and ready for our Fall Certified Safe Sleep Instructor Training.

Losing a loved one is never an easy thing to face. When it comes to choosing how to honor their memory, a memorial tribute can serve as a digital monument that lets anyone visit and pay their respects. Establish a memorial tribute for your baby here.

Placing babies on their back is the number one way to reduce the risk of SIDS. Learn the guidelines.

KIDS Network Virtual Grief Support Meeting is Monday, Sept. 19, 2022 @ 6:30pm CST. Please contact the KIDS Office at 316-682-1301/[email protected] for a Zoom invitation.

Create a safe sleep environment when the temperatures cool down by placing baby in a wearable blanket or other sleeper at nap time and nighttime. Never place a blanket in the crib with baby.

If you are grieving the loss of your baby, this is no time to be alone. We are here for you and your family. Please contact us (316) 682-1301 or [email protected].

Did you know? If objects such as soft toys or bedding are in the crib, they can cover a baby’s face and impair breathing.

Each year about 24,000 babies are stillborn in the United States. Visit here bereavement support and resources.

If you are grieving the loss of your baby, this is no time to be alone. We are here for you and your family. Please contact us (316) 682-1301 or [email protected].

Haley's Annual SIDS Scramble Monday, August 22nd at Terradyne Country Club
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Babies are safest when they sleep Alone, on their Back and in a Clutter-free Crib.

Register your team and attend Haley's SIDS Scramble at Terradyne Country Club.
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Loss and heartache do not define you. They are part of your story.

Is your baby’s crib safe? Check for crib recalls.

Tummy time will help strengthen neck muscles and avoid flat spots on baby’s head, and placing babies on their back is the number one way to reduce the risk of SIDS.

Join us at Terradyne Country Club for Haley's 22nd Annual SIDS Scramble.
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Back to Sleep, Tummy to Play: Tummy time will help strengthen neck muscles and avoid flat spots on baby’s head.

Join us for Haley SIDS Scramble at Terradyne Country Club on August 22, 2022
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