
Soft bedding continues to claim infant lives despite warnings, study finds
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Babies continue to die from sudden infant death syndrome, despite educational programs to encourage parents to use safe sleep practices. Now a new study finds many of the deaths are due to soft bedding added by caregivers.
"I was a single mom of two kids, so I took sleep any way I could get it," said Saucedo, who was 27 at the time. "I was like, 'These people say it's safe if I take these precautions,' so that's what I did -- only one pillow, one blanket and only the mom in the bed, with a baby that is exclusively breastfed." Saucedo had successfully co-slept with Ben's older brother, 3-year-old Trae, and thought she was even more cautious with Ben.More Related News

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