Every parent wants their baby to sleep safely, but some popular products could put infants in danger. Experts say now’s the time for parents to stay alert, as federal safety agencies face ...

Hotels aren’t required to offer cribs, bassinets, or travel cribs that actually work. Here's what caregivers should ...

“There are breathe-through bumpers on the market, but they are not approved by the AAP,” Carolynne Harvey, a baby sleep consultant for 4moms and founder of Dream Baby Sleep, told TODAY Parents.

From banned drop-side cribs and crib bumper pads to deadly inclined sleepers, baby sleep products have a long history of recalls by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Baby loungers, inclined sleepers, crib bumpers, and more products unsafe for infant sleep are still everywhere online—here's what parents should know.

Health Baby sleep dangers revealed in new study as nearly 70% of infant deaths were due to co-sleeping Allowing a baby to share a bed with someone else drives up the risk of sudden infant death ...

Anxiety around everything baby sleep-related has become an almost overwhelming topic for new parents. At the hospital, the nurse wraps your baby in an expert swaddle, but when you get home your ...

The marketplace for baby sleep products just got safer this month. The Consumer Product Safety Commission approved rules banning inclined infant sleepers and padded crib bumpers. This is in ...