The safest space your baby should sleep, should be alone on their backs in a crib or a bassinet. ER doctor and BabyCenter Medical Advisor @drdarria demonstrates why inclined sleeping isn't safe for your baby. Doing so can actually increase reflux in babies and also increases the risk of SIDS or suffocation. If you're concerned about your baby's reflux, talk with your healthcare provider for helpful and safe sleep tips. (Safe sleep doll provided by www.safesleepsimulation.com) | BabyCenter

9.5K views · 17 reactions | If your child is waking up randomly in the middle of the night, screaming and thrashing about, it’s possible they’re having a night terror. It can definitely be scary to watch, but they are super common in this age group. Pediatric sleep specialist and BabyCenter Medical Advisor @restfulsleepmd explains how to tell if your child is having night terrors, plus the best way to handle them when they do. | BabyCenter | Facebook