What is the recommended sleeping position for a newborn to reduce the risk of SIDS?
On their stomach
On their side
With a pillow under their head
On their back
The recommended sleeping position for a newborn is on their back. Research has shown that placing infants on their back to sleep reduces the risk of SIDS. Sleeping in other positions, such as on the stomach or side, increases the risk of airway obstruction and SIDS. While tummy time is important for strengthening muscles and motor development, it should always be supervised and done while the baby is awake and alert.
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