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Single copies of our publications can be downloaded below.
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We regularly review research and data, and consequently update the information and advice we provide in line with current evidence.
It is therefore important that organisations do not directly host Lullaby Trust PDF publications on their websites (this represents a breach of copyright), but instead only use links to publications on The Lullaby Trust website. This ensures that the most up-to-date version of a publication is shared by professionals with families and minimises the likelihood of a governance risk.
Thank you for your understanding and your continued support of our work at The Lullaby Trust.
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Antenatal publications
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Safer Sleep from Day One: Safer Sleep for Expectant Parents
A guide created in partnership with the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities to advise expectant parents on preparing a safe sleep space for their baby’s arrival.
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Safer Sleep from Day One: A Professionals’ Guide
A guide created in partnership with the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities for professionals working with expectant parents. This guides includes specific safer sleep information to give to families during pregnancy, as well as information on why parents need to know this advice before their baby is born.
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Safer sleep for babies
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Safer Sleep for babies: a Guide for Parents and Carers
This leaflet provides parents with all the advice on safer sleep and reducing the risk of sudden infant death.
Safer Sleep: Saving Babies Lives a Guide for Professionals
Leaflet written for all professionals working with families with young babies, giving the most up to date advice on safe infant care advice to reduce the risk of sudden infant death.
Safer Sleep for Babies quick reference card
A quick reference guide to the ABCs of safer sleep and tips for safer bedsharing
Safer Sleep Awareness: A Guide For Childminders Foster Carers Nannies and Nursery Settings
Whether you are caring for a baby or child in a foster care, childminding, nannying or in a nursery setting, it is important that you are aware of the risks of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
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Safer sleep product guide
A guide for parents on the products they need and those to avoid and what the marketing means
Safer Sleep in Winter
This leaflet provides parents with advice on safer sleep during the colder months.
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Easy read card
A 2-side card giving key advice for reducing the risk of sudden infant death.
This leaflet is also available to download in the following languages:
If you require the artwork of any of these translations (to supply to a printer), please email communications@lullabytrust.org.uk
Posters
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Poster: Safer Sleep
Our newly designed safer sleep poster details the ABCs of Safer Sleep.
A3 size
A4 size
Poster: Sofa sharing
A3 poster which provides information on sofa sharing
Poster: Safer Sleep Advice for Emergency Situations
An A4, printable poster covering our safer sleep advice for families in emergency situations
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Poster: Safer sleep for childcare providers
Whether you are caring for a baby or child in a foster care, childminding, nannying or in a nursery setting, it is important that you are aware of the risks of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
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Poster: Safer Sleep for Premature Babies
A poster designed in collaboration with The Royal College of Midwives featuring safer sleep advice for parents of babies born prematurely or of a low birth weight.
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Poster: Baby Check App advert
An A4 printable poster advertising the free Baby Check smartphone app. Available in portrait and landscape.
Portrait version
Landscape version
Poster: THANKS infection prevention
THANKS stands for Think Hands And No KisseS – wash hands before touching a baby and only kiss a new baby if you are their main carer.
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Poster: Spotting infections
A list of signs and symptoms that might mean a baby has an infection.
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Poster: Key information to tell your health professional
The key information that may give a health professional clues as to why a young baby is unwell.
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Infection prevention
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These resources have been created in consultation with British Paediatric Allergy, Immunity and Infection Group (BPAIIG), an affiliated speciality group of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH).
Poster: THANKS infection prevention
THANKS stands for Think Hands And No KisseS – wash hands before touching a baby and only kiss a new baby if you are their main carer.
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Poster: Spotting infections
A list of signs and symptoms that might mean a baby has an infection.
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Poster: Key information to tell your health professional
The key information that may give a health professional clues as to why a young baby is unwell.
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Red book insert
A handy summary of the infection prevention campaign that can be included in the newborn red books.
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Baby check app
Click here to view publications related to our Baby Check app
Baby Check booklet
A booklet version of our app which helps parents decide if their baby needs to see a doctor
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Baby Check Health Visitor Card
A two-sided card card explaining the use of the Baby Check App
Baby Check poster
An A4 printable poster advertising the free Baby Check smartphone app. Available in portrait and landscape.
Portrait version
Landscape version
Premature babies
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Safer Sleep for Premature Babies poster
A poster designed in collaboration with The Royal College of Midwives featuring safer sleep advice for parents of babies born prematurely or of a low birth weight.
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Safer Sleep Advice for Premature Babies booklet
A booklet written in collaboration with Bliss and Twins Trust featuring safer sleep advice for parents of babies born prematurely or of a low birth weight. Includes additional information for parents of twins, multiples or more.
Safer sleep advice for Emergency Situations
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Safer Sleep Advice for Emergency Situations: a Guide for Parents and Carers
We are aware that fleeing from conflict or crisis means that sleeping conditions will be unpredictable. It may not always be possible to access a recommended sleeping space for a baby, so we’ve adapted our safer sleep advice based on different sleeping situations.
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Safer Sleep Advice for Emergency Situations: a Guide for Parents and Carers (Visual Guide Version)
Visual guide version of our ‘Safer Sleep Advice for Emergency Situations’. Includes descriptive images and limited text for visual learners, those with low-literacy levels, or for anyone who is in crisis and is unable to take in large amounts of text.
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Safer Sleep Advice for Emergency Situations: A Guide for Young Parents and Carers (Little Lullaby version)
Produced in collaboration with Shared Health Foundation, this guide is tailored for young parents.
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Spot the Risk resource
A tool to support positive conversations between parents, families and practitioners about the individual risk of SIDS or accidents for their baby, particularly where families may be living in cramped conditions temporary accommodation, and have disrupted routines leading to altered sleeping arrangements.
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Little Lullaby / Young parents
Click here to view our Little Lullaby publications
About Little Lullaby Booklet
Top Ten Tips for Health Professionals
A4 Poster for Health Professionals
A Young Parent Guide to Loneliness
Produced in collaboration with the Mental Health Foundation.
Safer sleep advice for emergency situations: A Guide for Young Parents and Carers (Little Lullaby version)
Produced in collaboration with Shared Health Foundation.
Games
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Make a room game
A visual toolkit demonstrating the ideal sleeping environment for a baby
Spot the risk game
A visual toolkit to facilitate discussions on reducing the risks of SIDS
Fact sheets
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Bereavement publications
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Tips for coping with the trauma of a sudden bereavement
A booklet about bereavement trauma including information about how our bodies try to protect us from trauma and a checklist to take to the GP if additional support is needed.
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Bereavement support in the workplace
A guide for employers, colleagues and bereaved parents. It covers the legalities and best practice for supporting someone in the workplace who has been affected by the sudden, unexpected death of a baby or child.
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When a baby or young child dies suddenly and unexpectedly
A booklet for parents who have lost a baby or young child, covering what you might experience now and in the future (practically and in terms of thoughts and feelings).
‘When my baby died’: Parents tell their stories
A collection of stories from bereaved parents. We are aware that these are difficult stories to read but despite the content, trust that the reader will be left with a feeling of hope, as each parent has clearly illustrated.
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Child loss bereavement journal page
A journal page for those impacted by baby loss or child loss, giving a space to explore feelings and celebrate the continuing bonds with the child that has died.
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Bereavement support leaflet
Advice and information for bereaved families, including The Lullaby Trust services and other sources of support.
Unicef Baby Friendly Publications
Click here to view the Unicef Baby Friendly publications
The Lullaby Trust has worked with Unicef in the wording on two publications to support families and professionals with the challenge of addressing co-sleeping given the association with SIDS. You might be interested in reading the two Unicef Baby Friendly publications, which are both endorsed by The Lullaby Trust
