Sudden infant death syndrome: Related Videos

SIDS: Protecting Your Child

SIDS: Protecting Your Child It is estimated that approximately nine infants die every day of a mysterious cause called "sudden infant death syndrome," (SIDS). It strikes babies in the crib and its causes are unknown. Join our panel of experts as they present the latest recommendations and discuss the factors that might put your child at higher risk.

Keywords: Sudden infant death syndrome, SIDS, pediatrician, babies, trauma, child abuse, cardiograms, reflux disease, smoking, nutrition, Dr. Daniel Neuspiel, Dr. Herschel Lessin

Cold and Flu Smarts for Kids

Cold and Flu Smarts for Kids When someone-- a sibling, parent or grandparent-- passes away, it's often hard to know what the youngest members of the family are going through. Children may seem oblivious or indifferent, but they are probably going through intense and confusing emotions for which they need support. Join our panel of experts as they discuss the psychology of children in times of grief.

Keywords: Children, death, bereavement services, grieving, Benyamin Cirlin, Patty Donovan Duff

Anticipatory Grief

Anticipatory Grief If someone close to you is nearing the end of his or her life you know that this can be a challenging and confusing time for everyone involved. What are "normal" feelings and behaviors during this period? What can you do to prepare yourself for your relative or friend's death?

Keywords: Grief, bereavement, death, family, friend, terminal illness, heart attack, accident, denial, anger, depression, bargaining, acceptance, grief counselor, bereavement counselor

Taking Care of a Spouse

Taking Care of a Spouse Caring for an ill spouse can present some exceptionally difficult circumstances. Set boundaries, seek advice and don't forget to care for yourself.

Keywords: Caregiving, caregiver, chronic illness, incapacitated, disabled, aging, elder care, husband, wife, illness, sickness, long-term care, hospice, injury, falls, wheelchair, stamina

Trauma and Sleep

Trauma and Sleep The tragedy of life-altering events can turn your world upside down. It can have a tremendous emotional impact as well as the potential for causing the loss of good sleep. While time can heal, experts suggest there are a variety of positive steps people can take to tackle poor sleep. Seeking support by talking to friends and family may lessen trauma's effects on sleep. Paying attention to sleep habits is suggested while there are also medications that will help get sleep back on track.

Keywords: Insomnia, trauma, traumatic events, anxiety, depression, bereavement, dreams, sleep diary, sleep habits, relaxation techniques, sleep behavior, benzodiazepine, non-benzodiazepine, Ambien, Zolpidem, Sonata, Zaleplon, Halcion, Triazolam, over-the-counter sleep medications, cardiovascular disorders, hypertension, headaches, chronic pain syndromes

Helping Children in Times of Grief

Helping Children in Times of Grief When someone-- a sibling, parent or grandparent-- passes away, it's often hard to know what the youngest members of the family are going through. Children may seem oblivious or indifferent, but they are probably going through intense and confusing emotions for which they need support. Join our panel of experts as they discuss the psychology of children in times of grief.

Keywords: Children, death, bereavement services, grieving, Benyamin Cirlin, Patty Donovan Duff

Getting Baby to Sleep

Getting Baby to Sleep Getting babies to sleep can sometimes seem like a Herculean undertaking. Listen to a sleep expert's tips on what you can do to make bedtime a dream.