Credit: National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health

Graphics from safe sleep toolkit from Prevent Child Injury www.preventchildinjury.org/toolkits/safe-sleep

Graphics from safe sleep toolkit from Prevent Child Injury www.preventchildinjury.org/toolkits/safe-sleep

Consumer Product Safety Commission spokeswoman Arlene Flecha quizzes a family on items that shouldn't be in a baby's crib, such as pillows, comforters and large stuffed animals at Festival de la Familia in Sacramento.

Arlene Flecha, Vocero de la Comisión para la Seguridad de los Productos de Consumo le pregunta a una familia cuales son los artículos que no deben estar dentro de la cuna del bebé, tales como alhohadas, colchas gruesas y peluches, durante el Festival de la Familia en Sacramento.

The City of Milwaukee says co-sleeping is as dangerous as letting your baby sleep with a knife. Their campaign is here: city.milwaukee.gov/SafeSleep

This image is my response to that ad. For the background on the comparison, read: www.phdinparenting.com/2009/06/01/88-deaths-per-100000-po...

Consumer Product Safety Commission spokeswoman Arlene Flecha talks with one of the hundreds of families with children that stopped by the CPSC booth at National Council of La Raza Conference in San Antonio, Tex., from July 10 through July 12. Flecha and other CPSC staff have been reaching out to minorities around the country in CPSC's “Safety Starts in Your Home” outreach campaign.