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[ARTICLE] “Parents Warned To Ignore Old Fashioned Advice”- The Courier Mail, February 9th 2018

Evidence-based research over the generations has found that old-fashioned practices, such as babies sleeping on their tummies, cots filled with quilts and pillows and even feeding a baby boiled water, can be risky.

Accredited baby sleep consultant Amanda Bude told The Courier-Mail that parents were often worried when their tots slept at their grandparents’ house in case modern recommendations were not adhered to.

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/parents-warned-to-ignore-oldfashioned-advice-from-grandparents/news-story/4e635beb91a1a6a2d1bb8feddcd5e1b0

[ARTICLE] The Instagram trend putting babies in danger- Essential Baby July 2017

If you’ve been scrolling through social media lately, you’re probably familiar with the following photo: A father, deep asleep, with his baby dozing on his chest.

When we see these kinds of posts, it’s easy to coo over how adorable these pictures are.

In fact, these fathers are often hailed as “super dads” for letting mum have a break while clearly exhausted themselves.

But when you really think about it, the problem becomes clear: Falling asleep with a baby on you is not a good idea

Unintentionally drifting off with a baby is known as “accidental co-sleeping” or “reactive co-sleeping,” says midwife Amanda Bude from Groovy Babies.

And the issue doesn’t just relate to dads, but also sleep-deprived mums and carers.

Read more: http://www.essentialbaby.com.au/baby/baby-sleep/the-instagram-trend-putting-babies-in-danger-20170725-gxi6m7#ixzz4oNtC8IDO

[ARTICLE] Instagram Trend Risking Babies Health- Marie Claire July 2017

It makes for a beautiful photo, but healthcare professionals are cautioning against falling asleep with a baby on your chest.

 A new report by Essential Baby details the popularity of the cuter-than-cute photo opp, along with its inherent risks.

“We seem to swoon at the bare-chested dad with the gorgeous newborn asleep on the chest like David Beckham, Robbie Williams,” midwife Amanda Bude from Groovy Babies tells Essential Baby.

 

To read the article click here:

https://www.marieclaire.com.au/article/lifestyle/this-instagram-trend-is-risking-babies-health