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  • Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons

    Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons

    This series of 7 Infant Sleep Messages provide tips and practical suggestions for parents and caregivers of infants aged 0-12 months on healthy and safe sleep. The tips support the current recommendations on how to reduce the risks of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and other sleep-related causes of infant death.

    These messages are consistent with the information provided in the Sleep Well, Sleep Safe booklet (in English and French).

     

    How to use these tips:

    • Share the tips through your Facebook pages.
    • Send the tips via Twitter.
    • Create links from your website to the tips.
    • Print the documents and use them as handouts.
    • Use the text in your parent newsletters.

     

    Here are all the Infant Sleep Messages (also available in English):

    • The safest place for an infant to sleep : Did you know that the safest place for an infant to sleep is in a crib, cradle or bassinet?
    • Attachment and sleep : Did you know that your infant needs your loving care to better develop healthy sleep habits?
    • Establishing routines : Did you know that routines are important to help infants sleep well?
    • Creating safe sleep environments: Did you know that creating safe sleep environments will reduce the risks of infant death?
    • Breastfeeding and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: Did you know that breastfeeding reduces the risks of SIDS?
    • Alcohol/drug misuse and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: Did you know that avoiding alcohol and drug misuse can reduce the risk of infant death?
    • Smoking and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: Did you know that preventing exposure to tobacco smoke, during pregnancy or after pregnancy, reduces the risk of SIDS?
  • Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons – Créer un environment de sommeil sécuritaire

    Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons – Créer un environment de sommeil sécuritaire

    This fact sheet is part of a series of 7 Infant Sleep Messages that provide tips and practical suggestions for parents and caregivers of infants aged 0-12 months on healthy and safe sleep. The tips support the current recommendations on how to reduce the risks of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and other sleep-related causes of infant death. These messages are consistent with the information provided in the Sleep Well, Sleep Safe booklet (in English and French).

     

    This particular tip sheet provides information on arranging a safe place for an infant to sleep in. It is also available in English.

     

    How to use these tips:

    • Share the tips through your Facebook pages.
    • Send the tips via Twitter.
    • Create links from your website to the tips.
    • Print the documents and use them as handouts.
    • Use the text in your parent newsletters.

     

    Here are all the Infant Sleep Messages (available in English and French):

    • The safest place for an infant to sleep : Did you know that the safest place for an infant to sleep is in a crib, cradle or bassinet?
    • Attachment and sleep : Did you know that your infant needs your loving care to better develop healthy sleep habits?
    • Establishing routines : Did you know that routines are important to help infants sleep well?
    • Creating safe sleep environments : Did you know that creating safe sleep environments will reduce the risks of infant death?
    • Breastfeeding and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that breastfeeding reduces the risks of SIDS?
    • Alcohol/drug misuse and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that avoiding alcohol and drug misuse can reduce the risk of infant death?
    • Smoking and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that preventing exposure to tobacco smoke, during pregnancy or after pregnancy, reduces the risk of SIDS?
  • Infant sleep messages

    Infant sleep messages

    This series of 7 Infant Sleep Messages provide tips and practical suggestions for parents and caregivers of infants aged 0-12 months on healthy and safe sleep. The tips support the current recommendations on how to reduce the risks of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and other sleep-related causes of infant death. These messages are consistent with the information provided in the Sleep Well, Sleep Safe booklet (in English and French).

     

    How to use these tips:

    • Share the tips through your Facebook pages.
    • Send the tips via Twitter.
    • Create links from your website to the tips.
    • Print the documents and use them as handouts.
    • Use the text in your parent newsletters.

     

    Here are all the Infant Sleep Messages (also available in French):

    • The safest place for an infant to sleep : Did you know that the safest place for an infant to sleep is in a crib, cradle or bassinet?
    • Attachment and sleep : Did you know that your infant needs your loving care to better develop healthy sleep habits?
    • Establishing routines : Did you know that routines are important to help infants sleep well?
    • Creating safe sleep environments: Did you know that creating safe sleep environments will reduce the risks of infant death?
    • Breastfeeding and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: Did you know that breastfeeding reduces the risks of SIDS?
    • Alcohol/drug misuse and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: Did you know that avoiding alcohol and drug misuse can reduce the risk of infant death?
    • Smoking and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: Did you know that preventing exposure to tobacco smoke, during pregnancy or after pregnancy, reduces the risk of SIDS?
  • Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons – L’allaitement et le syndrôme de mort subite du nourrisson (SMSN)

    Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons – L’allaitement et le syndrôme de mort subite du nourrisson (SMSN)

    Cette série de 7 fiches Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons fournissent aux parents de bébés âgés de 0 à 12 mois, mais aussi à tous ceux qui prennent soin des nourrissons, des suggestions pratiques concernant les habitudes de sommeils saines et sécuritaires. Ils viennent appuyer les recommandations actuelles relatives à la façon de réduire les risques de syndrome de mort subite du nourrisson (SMSN) et d’autres causes de mort infantile en lien avec le sommeil. Ces messages sont basés sur l’information fournie dans le livret Dors bien, en toute sécurité (en français et en anglais).

     

    Cette fiche fournit de l’information sur les bénéfices d’allaiter exclusivement au sein en termes de risques de mort subite du nourisson (SMSN). Elle est également disponible en anglais.

     

    Comment utiliser ces conseils :

    • Faites la promotion des conseils sur vos pages Facebook.
    • Envoyez les conseils sur Twitter.
    • Créez des liens vers les conseils à partir de votre site Web.
    • Imprimez les documents et distribuez-les à vos clients.
    • Utilisez le texte contenu dans les documents pour vos bulletins d’information destinés aux parents.

     

    Voici la liste de toutes les fiches-conseils Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons (disponibles en français et en anglais):

    • L’endroit le plus sécuritaire pour faire dormir votre bébé : Le saviez-vous? L’endroit le plus sécuritaire où faire dormir votre bébé est dans son berceau, son lit ou son moïse.
    • L’attachement et le sommeil : Le saviez-vous? Votre bébé a besoin de vos soins attentionnés pour mieux développer de saines habitudes de sommeil.
    • Établir des routines : Le saviez-vous? Les routines sont importantes pour aider votre bébé à bien dormir.
    • Créer un environnement de sommeil sécuritaire : Le saviez-vous? Créer un environnement de sommeil sécuritaire réduit le risque de mort infantile.
    • L’allaitement et le syndrome de mort subite du nourrisson (SMSN) : Le saviez-vous? L’allaitement réduit les risques de SMSN.
    • La consommation d’alcool et de drogue et le syndrome de mort subite du nourrisson (SMSN) : Le saviez-vous? Éviter la consommation d’alcool et de drogue peut réduire le risque de mort infantile.
    • La cigarette et le syndrome de mort subite du nourrisson (SMSN) : Le saviez-vous? Éviter d’exposer votre enfant à naître ou votre bébé à la fumée du tabac réduit le risque de SMSN.
  • Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons – L’allaitement et le syndrome de mort subite du nourrisson (SMSN)

    Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons – L’allaitement et le syndrome de mort subite du nourrisson (SMSN)

    This fact sheet is part of a series of 7 Infant Sleep Messages that provide tips and practical suggestions for parents and caregivers of infants aged 0-12 months on healthy and safe sleep. The tips support the current recommendations on how to reduce the risks of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and other sleep-related causes of infant death. These messages are consistent with the information provided in the Sleep Well, Sleep Safe booklet (in English and French).

     

    This particular tip sheet provides information on the beneficial effects of exclusive breastfeeding against Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). It is also available in English.

     

    How to use these tips:

    • Share the tips through your Facebook pages.
    • Send the tips via Twitter.
    • Create links from your website to the tips.
    • Print the documents and use them as handouts.
    • Use the text in your parent newsletters.

     

    Here are all the Infant Sleep Messages (available in English and French):

    • The safest place for an infant to sleep : Did you know that the safest place for an infant to sleep is in a crib, cradle or bassinet?
    • Attachment and sleep : Did you know that your infant needs your loving care to better develop healthy sleep habits?
    • Establishing routines : Did you know that routines are important to help infants sleep well?
    • Creating safe sleep environments : Did you know that creating safe sleep environments will reduce the risks of infant death?
    • Breastfeeding and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that breastfeeding reduces the risks of SIDS?
    • Alcohol/drug misuse and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that avoiding alcohol and drug misuse can reduce the risk of infant death?
    • Smoking and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that preventing exposure to tobacco smoke, during pregnancy or after pregnancy, reduces the risk of SIDS?
  • Infant sleep messages – Creating safe sleep environments

    Infant sleep messages – Creating safe sleep environments

    This fact sheet is part of a series of 7 Infant Sleep Messages that provide tips and practical suggestions for parents and caregivers of infants aged 0-12 months on healthy and safe sleep. The tips support the current recommendations on how to reduce the risks of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and other sleep-related causes of infant death. These messages are consistent with the information provided in the Sleep Well, Sleep Safe booklet (in English and French).

     

    This particular tip sheet provides information on arranging a safe place for an infant to sleep in. It is also available in French.

     

    How to use these tips:

    • Share the tips through your Facebook pages.
    • Send the tips via Twitter.
    • Create links from your website to the tips.
    • Print the documents and use them as handouts.
    • Use the text in your parent newsletters.

     

    Here are all the Infant Sleep Messages (available in English and French):

    • The safest place for an infant to sleep : Did you know that the safest place for an infant to sleep is in a crib, cradle or bassinet?
    • Attachment and sleep : Did you know that your infant needs your loving care to better develop healthy sleep habits?
    • Establishing routines : Did you know that routines are important to help infants sleep well?
    • Creating safe sleep environments : Did you know that creating safe sleep environments will reduce the risks of infant death?
    • Breastfeeding and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that breastfeeding reduces the risks of SIDS?
    • Alcohol/drug misuse and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that avoiding alcohol and drug misuse can reduce the risk of infant death?
    • Smoking and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that preventing exposure to tobacco smoke, during pregnancy or after pregnancy, reduces the risk of SIDS?
  • Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons – Alcool, drogue et syndrome de mort subite du nourrisson (SMSN)

    Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons – Alcool, drogue et syndrome de mort subite du nourrisson (SMSN)

    This fact sheet is part of a series of 7 Infant Sleep Messages that provide tips and practical suggestions for parents and caregivers of infants aged 0-12 months on healthy and safe sleep. The tips support the current recommendations on how to reduce the risks of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and other sleep-related causes of infant death. These messages are consistent with the information provided in the Sleep Well, Sleep Safe booklet (in English and French).

     

    This particular tip sheets provides information on the risks of consuming alcohol or drugs during and after pregnancy on SIDS. It is also available in English.

     

    How to use these tips:

    • Share the tips through your Facebook pages.
    • Send the tips via Twitter.
    • Create links from your website to the tips.
    • Print the documents and use them as handouts.
    • Use the text in your parent newsletters.

     

    Here are all the Infant Sleep Messages (available in English and French):

    • The safest place for an infant to sleep : Did you know that the safest place for an infant to sleep is in a crib, cradle or bassinet?
    • Attachment and sleep : Did you know that your infant needs your loving care to better develop healthy sleep habits?
    • Establishing routines : Did you know that routines are important to help infants sleep well?
    • Creating safe sleep environments : Did you know that creating safe sleep environments will reduce the risks of infant death?
    • Breastfeeding and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that breastfeeding reduces the risks of SIDS?
    • Alcohol/drug misuse and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that avoiding alcohol and drug misuse can reduce the risk of infant death?
    • Smoking and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that preventing exposure to tobacco smoke, during pregnancy or after pregnancy, reduces the risk of SIDS?
  • Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons – L’endroit le plus sécuritaire pour faire dormir votre bébé

    Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons – L’endroit le plus sécuritaire pour faire dormir votre bébé

    This fact sheet is part of a series of 7 Infant Sleep Messages that provide tips and practical suggestions for parents and caregivers of infants aged 0-12 months on healthy and safe sleep. The tips support the current recommendations on how to reduce the risks of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and other sleep-related causes of infant death. These messages are consistent with the information provided in the Sleep Well, Sleep Safe booklet (in English and French).

     

    This particular tip sheet provides information on the safest places for an infant to sleep in : a crib, a bassinet or a cradle. It is also available in English.

     

    How to use these tips:

    • Share the tips through your Facebook pages.
    • Send the tips via Twitter.
    • Create links from your website to the tips.
    • Print the documents and use them as handouts.
    • Use the text in your parent newsletters.

     

    Here are all the Infant Sleep Messages (available in English and French):

    • The safest place for an infant to sleep : Did you know that the safest place for an infant to sleep is in a crib, cradle or bassinet?
    • Attachment and sleep : Did you know that your infant needs your loving care to better develop healthy sleep habits?
    • Establishing routines : Did you know that routines are important to help infants sleep well?
    • Creating safe sleep environments : Did you know that creating safe sleep environments will reduce the risks of infant death?
    • Breastfeeding and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that breastfeeding reduces the risks of SIDS?
    • Alcohol/drug misuse and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that avoiding alcohol and drug misuse can reduce the risk of infant death?
    • Smoking and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that preventing exposure to tobacco smoke, during pregnancy or after pregnancy, reduces the risk of SIDS?
  • Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons – La cigarette et le syndrome de mort subite du nourrisson (SMSN)

    Messages sur le sommeil des nourrissons – La cigarette et le syndrome de mort subite du nourrisson (SMSN)

    This fact sheet is part of a series of 7 Infant Sleep Messages that provide tips and practical suggestions for parents and caregivers of infants aged 0-12 months on healthy and safe sleep. The tips support the current recommendations on how to reduce the risks of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and other sleep-related causes of infant death. These messages are consistent with the information provided in the Sleep Well, Sleep Safe booklet (in English and French).

     

    This particular tip sheets provides information about the risks of exposure to tobacco smoke during or after pregnancy on SIDS. It is also available in English.

     

    How to use these tips:

    • Share the tips through your Facebook pages.
    • Send the tips via Twitter.
    • Create links from your website to the tips.
    • Print the documents and use them as handouts.
    • Use the text in your parent newsletters.

     

    Here are all the Infant Sleep Messages (available in English and French):

    • The safest place for an infant to sleep : Did you know that the safest place for an infant to sleep is in a crib, cradle or bassinet?
    • Attachment and sleep : Did you know that your infant needs your loving care to better develop healthy sleep habits?
    • Establishing routines : Did you know that routines are important to help infants sleep well?
    • Creating safe sleep environments : Did you know that creating safe sleep environments will reduce the risks of infant death?
    • Breastfeeding and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that breastfeeding reduces the risks of SIDS?
    • Alcohol/drug misuse and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that avoiding alcohol and drug misuse can reduce the risk of infant death?
    • Smoking and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that preventing exposure to tobacco smoke, during pregnancy or after pregnancy, reduces the risk of SIDS?
  • Infant sleep messages – The Safest Place for an Infant to Sleep

    Infant sleep messages – The Safest Place for an Infant to Sleep

    This fact sheet is part of a series of 7 Infant Sleep Messages that provide tips and practical suggestions for parents and caregivers of infants aged 0-12 months on healthy and safe sleep. The tips support the current recommendations on how to reduce the risks of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and other sleep-related causes of infant death. These messages are consistent with the information provided in the Sleep Well, Sleep Safe booklet (in English and French).

     

    This particular tip sheet provides information on the safest places for an infant to sleep in : a crib, a bassinet or a cradle. It is also available in French.

     

    How to use these tips:

    • Share the tips through your Facebook pages.
    • Send the tips via Twitter.
    • Create links from your website to the tips.
    • Print the documents and use them as handouts.
    • Use the text in your parent newsletters.

     

    Here are all the Infant Sleep Messages (available in English and French):

    • The safest place for an infant to sleep : Did you know that the safest place for an infant to sleep is in a crib, cradle or bassinet?
    • Attachment and sleep : Did you know that your infant needs your loving care to better develop healthy sleep habits?
    • Establishing routines : Did you know that routines are important to help infants sleep well?
    • Creating safe sleep environments : Did you know that creating safe sleep environments will reduce the risks of infant death?
    • Breastfeeding and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that breastfeeding reduces the risks of SIDS?
    • Alcohol/drug misuse and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that avoiding alcohol and drug misuse can reduce the risk of infant death?
    • Smoking and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome : Did you know that preventing exposure to tobacco smoke, during pregnancy or after pregnancy, reduces the risk of SIDS?

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