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Reels: Conversations with Health Care Providers About Safe Sleep

July 24, 2026

Short clips from a longer conversation with health care professionals about safe infant sleep.Available in English and Spanish.

Video: A Conversation with NC Healthcare Providers on Safe Sleep & Infant Loss Prevention (Full version)

July 24, 2026

A 16 minute video conversation with health care professionals and those with lived experience of losing an infant due to unsafe sleep.

Video: A Conversation with NC Healthcare Providers on Safe Sleep & Infant Loss Prevention (Abbreviated version)

July 24, 2026

A 4 minute video conversation with health care professionals and those with lived experience of losing an infant due to unsafe sleep.

Reels: Healthcare Professionals Answer 15 of the Most Common Safe Infant Sleep Questions

July 20, 2026

Short Video Posts #SafeSleepNC Video Reels These short videos answer common questions and concerns regarding safe sleep. Tip: These images and messages can be used beyond social media! Add these messages and images to your website, newsletter, blog, but please be sure to include SafeSleepNC.org and #SafeSleepNC when used.

5 Minute Parent/Caregiver Education Video

July 17, 2026

A brief video discussing how to keep your baby safe while they sleep to reduce the risk of SIDS and prevent suffocation. Great for use in trainings or to post on social media. English and Spanish Email if you need the video in a different format megancanady@med.unc.edu

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Safe Sleep NC is a program of the UNC Collaborative for Maternal and Infant Health. Our goal is to strengthen the adoption of infant safe sleep practices that reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and that prevent infant sleep-related deaths such as accidental infant asphyxiation and suffocation across the state.

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