So yes, it is true. You should never put a loose blanket in a crib with a baby. The American Academy of Pediatrics also says after 12 months, for most babies, it is safe to give them a loose blanket.

This recommendation is based on data around infant sleep deaths and guidelines for reducing the risk of SIDS." So yes, it is true. You should never put a loose blanket in a crib with a baby.

Once you choose your mattress and put it in your crib, it should be covered with a fitted sheet only — no blankets, pillows, or lovies, for example. In fact, your baby, placed on his or her back ...

Solo in a bassinet or crib – or in the family bed ... in the event an adult accidentally rolls over a baby – or loose, soft bedding gets dangerously in the way. On the other hand there ...

And those pillows may be pretty – but always remove them along with stuffed animals and decorative blankets or quilts when putting baby into the crib to avoid the danger of suffocation.