When sleeping in the fetal position, our backs round, adding extra strain to the spine. Now, imagine the potential outcome on ...

The baby, or fetal sleep position, is where a person sleeps on their side with their legs curled up and their arms either hugged around them or kept close to the chest - mimicking the position of ...

Sleeping on your side also improves breathing ... use a pillow between your legs for spinal alignment and comfort. In a fetal position, you curl up with your knees pulled toward your chest.

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome is a danger while your baby is sleeping, but knowing the correct position could be lifesaving. Sudden Unexpected Infant Death, of which SIDS is a part, is the leading ...

So, if you're feeling a little drowsy after you've fed the baby, you're holding the baby, make sure the baby's down. Every sleep, every time," she said.