The Facts About SIDS and Swaddling

The video discusses concerns about swaddling and its potential link to SIDS, based on a new study. It explains SIDS, its risk factors, and the study's findings, highlighting limitations and biases. The video emphasizes that swaddling, when done correctly, is not inherently dangerous. Recommendations include placing swaddled infants on their backs and stopping swaddling after four months or when babies can roll over. The video concludes with acknowledgments and resources for further support.

What is the significance of the odds ratio of 1.38 found in the study?

What key message about SIDS and swaddling is often overlooked?