Summer Infant is committed to helping baby sleep safe and sound. We strive to provide parents with both products and resources that will help make having a baby the best time of your life.

Stop.Think. Safety Tips For Caregivers.

Download our safety resource guide, Stop.Think. Safety Tips For Caregivers, created as an easy-to-use resource for parents and other in-home childcare providers like grandparents and babysitters—includes a printable emergency contact sheet and a collection of safety tips for various areas both inside and outside the home.

• Remove loose materials—such as blankets, pillows, stuffed animals, and toys—from a baby’s crib or sleeping area.

• Babies can drown in just an inch of water, so NEVER leave an infant alone in or near a tub. That means
ignoring phone calls, text messages, doorbells, or other distractions. ALWAYS keep child within adult’s reach.

• All electrical cords and electronic devices—such as baby monitors, bottle warmers, and soothers—should be kept at least three feet away from the crib and child’s reach.

Download here!

Safe Sleep Best Practices

The following guidelines can help create a safe sleep zone for baby, you can download the complete Safe and Sound Sleep Guide for additional safe sleep best practices:

• Always place your baby to sleep on his or her back at nap and nighttime.

• Use a wearable blanket or a sleeper instead of blankets.

• Do not dress your baby too warmly for sleep.

• Do not allow anyone to smoke near your baby.

• Do not put your baby to sleep on any soft surface (sofa, chair, waterbed, quilt, blanket, sheepskin, etc).

• Check your crib for safety and use a crib that meets current safety standards with a firm, tight-fitting mattress.

Safe Sleep Partners

March of Dimes
We are a proud National partner of the March of Dimes and also continue to support our local Rhode Island chapter.

The March of Dimes is the leading non-profit for pregnancy and baby health – and with good reason. They work tirelessly at making the five tenants of their organization successful year-after-year. These include: parent education, preventing premature birth, researching and funding genetic research, adequate health care and insurance for pregnant women and their families, and overall fundraising efforts.

First Candle
First Candle/SIDS Alliance is a national non-profit health organization dedicated to promoting infant health and survival during the prenatal period through age two with programs of research, education and advocacy. They have local programs and partners throughout the U.S.

Dr. Alanna Levine
Dr. Alanna Levine is a pediatrician and a mom of two children. Not only is she a spokesperson for the American Academy of Pediatrics, but she’s the spokeswoman for Summer Infant. Dr. Levine is also one of the pediatricians on our Dr. is In panel.

Dr. Alan Greene
Dr. Alan Greene is a pediatrician and dad of four children. He has been offering medical expertise, parental experience and a focus on healthy living since 1995.

Health & Safety Links

• U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Office of Public Affairs|

• American Academy of Pediatrics

• National Institute of Child Health and Human Development

• March of Dimes

• First Candle

Swaddle Instructions

• SwaddleMe 

• SwaddlePod

• SwaddleMe Blanket