9 Tips for a Safe Sleep Environment
At Owlet our priority is your baby’s wellness. Below are some friendly tips to
keep your baby healthy and safe.
Always place your baby alone and on their back to sleep. Placing your
baby to sleep on their side or on their stomach is not safe.
Use a crib that meets current safety standards. Use a firm mattress that
fits snugly in the crib and is covered with only a tight-fitting crib sheet.
Do not put anything so, loose, or fluy in your baby's sleep space. This
includes pillows, blankets, comforters, bumper pads, stued animals,
toys, or any other so items.
Use a wearable blanket, or similar type sleeper, instead of traditional
blankets to keep your baby safe and warm.
Room-share instead of co-sleeping. Keep your baby's sleep space
separate from, but close to, your bed. This will keep them safe and make
feeding easier. BabySat does not function properly with co-sleeping. Your
body will interfere with the BabySat wireless signal.
Avoid falling asleep with your baby in your bed, couch, or armchair.
Never allow your baby to sleep on any so surfaces such as adult or
child-sized beds, sofas, chairs, waterbeds, pillows, cushions, comforters,
sheepskins, or anything similar.
Do not use pillows, wedges, or positioners to prop your baby up, keep
them on their back, or prevent them from rolling.
Make sure your baby doesn't get too warm. Use light sleepwear on your
baby and keep the room temperature comfortable for a lightly clothed
adult.
Consider oering a pacifier to your baby at naptime and bedtime.
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