Here for you this Mother’s Day, and every day
Mother’s Day can be a difficult time for bereaved mums.
It’s Safer Sleep Week 2025!
This Safer Sleep Week, we're warning families against sleep hacks, and urging caution with sleep products.
Safer Sleep Week 2025
Our biggest campaign of the year runs from 10 - 16 March 2025. Safer sleep advice saves lives, but only when it reaches families. Here's how you can get involved.
The Lullaby Trust unveils bold new look and website to reflect growing ambitions
Today, we are excited to unveil a bold new look and website.
Ask the expert: Dr Anna Pease
Anna talks to us about her goals for improving infant sleep safety, and how she thinks we'll get there.
Tackling infant deaths in temporary accommodation
New data released by the National Child Mortality Database alongside the All Party Parliamentary Group for Households in Temporary Accommodation.
Slings and baby carrier safety
An update from The Lullaby Trust following the death of James (Jimmy) Alderman in a sling.
Sudden infant death syndrome rates remain too similar
Today the Office for National Statistics (ONS) released the latest figures for England and Wales, which show that rates of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) haven’t improved.
The Lullaby Trust CEO gives evidence in COVID-19 inquiry
Pregnancy and Baby Charities Highlight “Forgotten” Maternity and Neonatal Services During Pandemic
The Lullaby Trust participates in UK Covid-19 Inquiry
We have joined 12 other pregnancy, baby and parenting charities as a Core Participant of the Covid-19 Inquiry looking at the impact of the pandemic on healthcare
Common signs of illness in babies: research results
We commissioned researchers (led by a team based at The University of Plymouth) to look into signs of illness in babies. We're delighted to announce that they have just published their findings...
Survey shows two-thirds of parents unknowingly sleep their baby somewhere not suitable for sleep
The Lullaby Trust is warning parents against letting their babies sleep in anything that keeps them in a sitting or inclined position