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The Kansas Infant Death and SIDS Network, Inc. serves those individuals who have been touched by the tragedy of infant death or SIDS and those individuals or organizations who strive to reduce the risk of infant deaths by providing supportive services, community education, professional training, and supporting associated research.
The KIDS Network was established as a 501(c)3 July 31, 1998. |
SSIs educate parents/caregivers, child care providers, health care providers, and other community members about safe sleep practices. Instructors are taught to serve as the voice for safe sleep by promoting it through standardized training and community outreach.
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Where should babies sleep?
In the last few years the idea of babies sleeping in cardboard boxes has taken the nation by storm. Many parents assume that a product must be safe if it is allowed to be sold. But to date, none of the boxes meet Consumer Product Safety Commission standards, because no safety standards have been set. |
Featured news
The Zero to One: Disparities in Infant Mortality video designed with educational experiences asks providers to rethink the policies and practices which might be barriers to women’s health. This video series uses a simple question in this face of a complex problem: What is one thing you can do to make a difference?
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