Safe Sleep/SIDs/Tummy Time

What type of mattress and sheet can be used in the crib?

• pillow and blanket

• soft mattress and loose sheet

• firm mattress and fitted sheet

All infants 12 months and younger must be placed on their

A "Back to Sleep" placard shall only be placed on cribs of infants who

• are developmentally capable of rolling over from front to back

  and

  back to front.

• are able to walk.

• can stand on their heads.

• who can take their pacifiers out of their mouths.

After placing infants on their back for sleep, infants may then be allowed to assume any

comfortable position. Infants are not required to be repositioned if they roll over on their own.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Marcus, assigned to Infant Classroom A, is capable of rolling over

and is moved to Infant Classroom B for the afternoon. Does a placard identifying that Marcus is

developmentally capable of rolling need to be placed on or above the crib Marcus is using

during his stay in Infant Classroom B?

• YES

• NO

The use of blankets is permitted in NAVY CYP safe sleep environments.

• FALSE

• TRUE

Parents can opt to use

the CYP-provided sleep sacks, provide their own compliant SleepSacks, or have their infant

sleep only in current daily wear.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Why is swaddling prohibited in NAVY CYP?

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An infant may be offered a pacifier when they are placed in the crib to sleep if which of the following conditions are met? Select all that apply

• The pacifier glows in the dark.

• Pacifier is attached to baby's clothing or crib.

• Baby is able to put pacifier back in mouth.

• Pacifier has no attachment connected to it and is not attached to baby's clothing or crib.

• Pacifier is removed from the crib if it falls out of baby's mouth after they are asleep.

Sleep positioning devices, bumper pads, pillows, flat/loose sheets, blankets, quilts, comforters are permitted in cribs.

• True

• False