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… Safer sleep for my baby English Document English As parents or caregivers, you … always important – day or night. Some sleep practices are safer than others. This pamphlet shares information about …
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… Safer Sex On this page: Overview … sex. If you're pregnant, you can also spread them to your baby before or during the birth. STIs are common. But they … is the only sure way to prevent an infection. Practice safer sex. Practicing safer sex can reduce your risk of …
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… Quick Tips: Getting Baby to Sleep On this page: Getting Started Getting Started Sleeping patterns vary by child and evolve over the first …
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… Baby's Sleep Position and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome On … syndrome (SIDS)? Doing certain things may help protect a baby from SIDS and/or other deaths related to sleep: footnote 1 Until your baby's first birthday, put your …
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… Sleep Problems Learning Center Learn about sleep problems Most people have sleep problems from time to … Snoring Periodic Limb Movement Disorder Quick Tips: Getting Baby to Sleep Radiofrequency Palatoplasty for Snoring …
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… Fatigue and sleep Last updated June 1, 2021 Everyone knows that sleep is important. Without it, you don't have the energy to get through your day. But sleep problems that go on for a long time can affect your …
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… Sleep Apnea On this page: Health Tools … Other Devices What is sleep apnea? Sleep apnea means that breathing stops for short periods …
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… Stages of Sleep On this page: Overview Overview The sleep cycle is divided into two main stages: non-rapid eye … movement (non-REM) and rapid eye movement (REM). Non-REM sleep Non–rapid eye movement sleep has three stages: Stage …
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… Toddler sleep Last updated June 1, 2021 Healthy sleep habits are as important as healthy eating habits – sleep is an essential component of healthy living. On this …
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… Sleep Journal On this page: Overview Overview Fill out this sleep journal every morning for 1 to 2 weeks. It can help you see what gets in the way of a good night's sleep. It could also help your doctor know more about what …
