Amroha: 26-day-old suffocates between parents; Dr. Piyush Padmesh shares safety tips.

• A 26-day-old infant in Amroha, UP, tragically died from suffocation while sleeping between parents.
• Pediatrician Dr. Piyush Padmesh highlights that such incidents, often linked to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), are common in babies up to one year old.
• Key safety advice includes always keeping the baby's face uncovered and avoiding overly soft mattresses or pillows.
• Parents should not share their quilt with the baby and ensure ample, well-ventilated sleeping space.
• Avoid over-layering clothes and overheating the room to prevent suffocation risks in infants.

Why It Matters: Learn vital infant sleep safety to prevent accidental suffocation deaths.