By Jennifer Jahn NKyTribune staff writer Families should be aware of new federal regulations designed to improve child safety ...

LOS ANGELES (NewsNation Now) —The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is instating new federal safety requirements for infant sleep products like inclined and in-bed sleepers and small bassinets.

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Congresswoman presents proposed legislation at Fair Haven Health, in the wake of 2025 infant botulism outbreak.

Safe sleep practices such as placing infants on their backs, using firm flat surfaces, and avoiding bed-sharing can cut SIDS risk in half. Coordinated education, policy, and culturally aware ...

CPSC warns consumers to stop using Elephtt-baby infant swings due to deadly hazards. Swings violate Safe Sleep for Babies Act and Reese’s Law, posing suffocation and battery ingestion risks. Seller ...