Little Lullaby's new website launches
Our young parent project has rebranded and launched an exciting new website
Safer sleep for babies, Support for families
The Lullaby Trust raises awareness of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), provides expert advice on safer sleep for babies and offers emotional support for bereaved families
How we can help
Safer sleep advice
How to sleep your baby more safely to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)
Read our advice
Bereavement support
If you have been bereaved we are here to support you. Access our range of services or talk to one of our trained team on Freephone 0808 802 6868
Our servicesHow you can help
Donate
Our work simply couldn't happen without amazing supporters like you who donate the money that funds it.
Fundraise
Joining one of our events or setting up your own fundraiser could be the best fun you have all year.
Volunteer
Whether it's cheering at the marathon or helping us at Head Office, a few hours of your time can make a meaningful difference to our work.
How you make a difference
You save babies' lives and we cannot continue our vital work without you. Read about the impact you are making.
News & features
New report calls for Government action as reduction in smoking in pregnancy rate stalls
Coalition of baby charities set out actions needed to achieve better results
App helps parents decide if their baby needs to see a doctor
The Lullaby Trust has developed Baby Check, a free app that helps parents test their baby for different signs of illness and determine how unwell they are
Our impact
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£12 million invested in SIDS research
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SIDS rates reduced by over 80% since 1991
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20,000 babies lives saved
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530 bereaved families supported per year
Stories
Support
Robert's Story
Bereaved dad Robert Weeks talks about the loss of his daughter Sophia Rose to SIDS in January 2012
Fundraising
Jennifer's story
Bereaved mum Jennifer is running the London Marathon for The Lullaby Trust in 2018. Here, she tells her story.
Research
Loren's story
Young mum Loren talks about the heartbreaking experience of losing her son Archie to SIDS
