GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024
Back Sleeping Training Period Statistics
Back sleeping training typically involves a period of adjustment, with most individuals able to successfully transition to back sleeping within 2-4 weeks.
In the following post, we will explore a comprehensive analysis of statistics surrounding infant sleeping positions and related implications. From the significant decrease in SIDS cases since the Back to Sleep campaign to the risks associated with improper sleeping positions, these statistics shed light on the vital importance of back sleeping for infants. Join us as we delve into the data-driven insights that underscore the critical role of safe sleeping practices in safeguarding infant health and well-being.
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"Approximately 73.6% of infants are always placed to sleep on their backs, according to National Infant Sleep Position Study."
Statistic 2
"The number of babies who died from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) decreased by more than half since the Back to Sleep campaign began in 1994."
Statistic 3
"92.4% of new mothers attempt to place their infants to sleep on their backs"
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"Only 43.7% of US mothers consistently use supine sleep for their infants"
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"African American infants are 1.6 times as likely as white infants to be placed to sleep on surfaces with soft objects"
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"About 70% of full-term newborns will develop some degree of jaundice because of immature liver functions; positioning them on their stomachs can exacerbate this condition"
Statistic 7
"Around 80% of SIDS occurs in babies less than 6 months old, rendering the back sleeping position crucial for this age group"
Statistic 8
"Babies who sleep on their stomachs are two to three times more likely to succumb to SIDS."
Statistic 9
"Two out of three babies who died from SIDS were sleeping on their stomachs or sides."
Statistic 10
"According to a survey, 77.3% of mothers stated they usually—but not always—place their babies on their backs to sleep."
Statistic 11
"22% of mothers do not consistently make their babies sleep on their backs."
Statistic 12
"23% of sudden unexpected infant deaths are due to suffocation asphyxia caused by improper sleeping position and bedding."
Statistic 13
"According to a 2014 study, 66% of babies who died of SIDS were found on their stomach or side."
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"In 2017, the percentage of babies bedding use decreased to about 38.5%."
Statistic 15
"Only 44% of parents consistently follow the safe sleeping guidelines for infants"
Statistic 16
"90% of the time, SIDS occurs within the first 6 months, making back sleeping extremely important in this period."
Statistic 17
"Nearly one-quarter of high school seniors reported feeling too tired to do their schoolwork, emphasizing the importance of adequate sleep from infancy."
Statistic 18
"Canadian recommendations show that babies sleeping on their backs have low incidence of positional plagiocephaly (17-29%)."
Statistic 19
"A 1992 study found out that the relative risk of SIDS for infants placed to sleep on their stomachs compared to back sleepers was 2.3."
Statistic 20
"Premature infants are at an increased risk (2.62 times) of developing positional plagiocephaly when subjected to back sleeping position."
Jannik Lindner
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