Effect on CO₂ Dispersal Rate of Commercial Products Marketed to Reduce Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Risk

Abstract 2067 Poster Session IV, Tuesday, 5/4 (poster 188)

Background: Less prone sleeping has been accompanied by lower SIDS rates. One explanation may be that non-prone infants are not rebreathing exhaled air from underlying bedding. Despite this risk, many infants still sleep prone. New products claim to reduce rebreathing risk for prone infants.

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