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Reducing the Risk of SIDS and Using Safe Sleep Practices
Description
Learn the six safe sleep practices to use in the prevention of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) in early care facilities. Through this foundation course, examine safe sleep practices and environmental factors of concern to those who care for infants in family child care and center-based programs. Review the elements of a Safe Sleep Policy for your program.
Take this course and earn 2.5 clock hours towards the Kansas Department of Health and Environment's initial health and safety training requirements.
This course is appropriate for all early care and education professionals in center-based and family child care settings.
Course Details
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September 5 - September 12
Registration Deadline: September 2
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