SIDS – Risk of a Baby Dying at an ECE Service

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SIDS in Early Childhood Education Services. Should you lose an infant at your early childhood service to SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome) how would you feel? You might consider there was nothing you could do to prevent this from happening […]
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