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43 0 obj <> endobj and review of the circumstances of death and the clinical history. infant sleep practices before discharge to reduce the incidence of SUDI. There has been increasing evidence to suggest that the use of pacifiers/dummies protect infants from SIDS however this has not been confirmed through randomised control trials. Our advice is based on strong scientific evidence and should be followed for all sleep periods, not just at night. %%EOF Smoking remains one of the most important modifiable risk factor in reducing the risk of SUDI. There is currently no universal agreement in the difference between the terms co sleeping and bed sharing. Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI). influenced by what has been observed in the neonatal unit. Sleep your baby in his own safe sleeping place in the same room as you for the first six to twelve months.