[访谈录] 2016-11-08&11-10 研究：父母与孩子最好分房睡

qingchengshan

 Report Says Infants, Parents Should Share Room to Prevent SIDS


The American Academy of Pediatrics has updated its recommendations for a safe sleep environment to prevent sleep-related infant deaths.

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sunnysmile1209

In * to that big parenting allert. New recomendations for keeping baby safe while they sleep. Let's have a look at new guide lights. -Oh, you know putting babies asleep can be tough. But don't take short cuts, there are new recomendations to make sure they're while these news. The American Academy of PDH * releasing new safe to sleep guidlines on Monday to help prevent many of the 35% sudden unexplain infant death including from sudden infant death * seeds that happens every year in the US. The academy now recomending that babies should sleep in the same room as their parents for the first year. Lowering the risk of seeds by up to 15%, staying in the same room but not the same bed. More new advice, skin to skin contact for the first hour of life reduces the risk of death and so does breath feeding. And of course, babies should be put to sleep on their backs.
-And our cheif health * * Doctor * would enjoy this now: same room not same bed, that's key.
-That's true. These recomendations have been a long time comings from while * with these *. It's rear, but it's a leading course of death in the first year of life that has been no movement in about 20 years.

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jameslovesdc_1

what to get to the good parenting alert? there's a new recommendation for keeping baby safe while they sleep. Here's a look at new guidelines.
Oh, you know, putting baby into sleep can be tough.But then take shortcuts. there's a new recommendation so as to make them safer when they snooze.The american academy of pediatrics put forward new safe sleep guidelines on Monday, to help prevent as many as 3500 of certain explained of infant sicks, incluing from uncertain infant symdrums sicks that happens every year in the US.The academy now recommends that the baby should sleep in the same room as their parents for the first year, lowering the risk of sicks by up to 15% than staying in the same room but not in the same beds. More new advice: skin to skin contact of first hour in life reduces the risk of death, and so does breast feeding.and of course, baby should be put into sleep on their backs.
Ane our cheif health coordinator Dr. XXX will now join us that same room, not same bed, that's the key.
Yes. that's correct. These recommendations have been long time being coming for a while since they become this. Sicks is rare but leading cause of death for the first year of life since there's been no movement in the 20 years.So the big message here is in the same room but not same bed. The in the same bed worries about the smothering. You also don't want to feed your baby in the clutch, or in the arm, breast the baby has the risk of those in the arm. A passify can be reason to reduce it.
Passify? and how so? They think it can make baby a bit little more alert and then put it back, you know, those things are interesting.
All right,you may gonna have some examples here you sometimes may think they're beautiful, and comfortable, but what's safe?
When you look at this, and you may think 'oh, my god, it's so cozy, and comfortable. It's exactly the wrong way to go' So make the way of safe, you may want to get rid of the blankets, and those are going into the basket. Get rid of pillows, and get rid of those nice, lovely, strateful animals. You may get firm mattress, tight-fitting sheet, and then put the baby down on her back to sleep, and that's the safe way to go.
The blanket, but that's cold, you know, people don't want to put that on the baby, so what do you suggest?
Well, couple things, so first is to make the house comfortable, so you only comfortably wear a ligth outfit.And then you may put baby down in one more layer than you wear.So you can one z or a zip-up, but no blankets, because blankets can retangle and can cause your smother.  
Ok, this looks like the way as we do. Exactly.It is may not the way you sleep, but it's the safest way for baby.
That's the most important. Thank you so much!   

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体验普特

题目不应该是分房而是分床吧。

xingxingcamille

HOMEWORK

We want to get to that big parenting alert -- new recommendations for keeping babies safe while they sleep. Here's a look at the new guidelines.

Oh, you know putting babies to sleep can be tough. But don't take shortcuts. There are new recommendations to make sure they're safer while they snooze. The American Academy of Pediatrics releasing new safe sleep guidelines on Monday to help prevent many of the 3500 sudden unexplained infant deaths, including from sudden infant death syndrome SIDS that happens every year in the U.S. The academy now recommending that babies should sleep in the same room as their parents for their first year, lowering the risk of SIDS by up to 50%. Staying in the same room but not the same bed. More advice? Skin to skin contact for the first hour of life reduces the risk of death, and so does breast freezing and of course babies should be put to sleep on their backs.

And our chief health and medical editor Dr. Richard Besser is joining us now. Same room, not same bed -- that's key.

That’s right. These recommendations have been a long time coming. It's been a while since they've come out with it. SIDS is rare, but it's the leading cause of death in the first year of life. There’s been no movement in about 20 years. And so the big message from this is in the same room but not in the same bed. In the same bed there's worry about smothering. You also don't want to feed your baby or fall asleep on a couch or an armchair. Breast-fed babies half the risk of those who aren't and a pacifier can even reduce the risk.

A pacifier?

Yeah.

How so?

And they think it may just keep the baby a little more alert.

OK.

It falls out you don't have to put it back, but that's interesting.

All right.

So you’re gonna give us an example here because...

Yeah.

How many types do you see things that want to be beautiful and comfy.

I will, right.

What's safe?

So you look there’s everything: “Oh, my, it’s so cozy and comfortable.” It's exactly the wrong way to go. So let's make this safe.

Okay.

You want to get rid of the blankets, okay. Those go in the basket. Get rid of the pillow.

All right.

Get rid of these nice lovely stuffed animals, okay? You want to have a nice firm mattress, tight fitting sheet and put the baby down on her back to sleep and that is the safe way to go.

Okay. No blanket but it's cold. You know people want to put something on the baby. What do you suggest?

Okay, so a couple of things. First, make the house comfortable so that you are comfortable wearing just a light outfit, and then you can put your baby down in one more layer than you would wear. So it can have a onesie and then a zip-up, okay? But no blankets because the blankets can entangle and occasionally smother.

Okay. So just a layer like we do?

Exactly.

Just like us.

It may not be the way you like to sleep, but it’s the safest for your baby to sleep.

And that’s what’s the most important.

Exactly.

Thank you very much.

mintzoe

Once again, to that big parenting alert, new recommendations for keeping baby safe while they sleep. Here's a look at new guidelines. Oh, you know, putting babies at sleep can be tough, but don't take short cuts. There are new recommendations that make sure they are safer while they snooze. The American Academy of Pediatric's releasing new safe sleep guidelines on Monday to help prevent many of the 3,500 sudden, unexplained infant deaths, including from sudden infant death syndrome, SIDS, that happens every year in the US. The Academy now recommending that baby should sleep in the same room as their parents for the first year, lowering the risk of SIDS by up to 50%. Staying in the same room, but not the same bed. More new advice? Skin to skin contact for the first hour of life reduces the risk of death, and so does breastfeeding. And of course, baby should be put to sleep on their backs.
And our chief health and medical editor, Dr. Richard Besser, is gonna join us. Now, same room but not same bed, that's the key.
That's right. You know, these recommendations have been a long time coming for a while, since they've come out with this, but SIDS it's rare, but it's the leading cause of death in the first year of life. There's been no movement in about 20 years, and so the big message from this is in the same room but not the same bed. The same bed there's worried about smothering. You also don't want to feed your baby or fall alseep on a couch or an armchair. Breastfed babies have the risk of those who aren't and a pacifier even reduces the risk.
A pacifier?
Yeah.
How so?
They think it major keeps baby a little bit more alert, before you put it on the back, but that's interesting.
Alright. So you're gonna give us an example here, because somebody tells you see things want to be beautiful and comfy. What's safe?
So you look at this and think, Oh, my, it's so cozy and comfortable. It's exactly the wrong way to go, so let's make this safe. You want to get rid of the blankets, Okay, those going in the baskets. Get rid of the pillow.
All right.
Get rid of these nice, lovely stuffed animals, okay? You wanna have a nice, firm mattress, a tight feeding sheet, and put the baby down on her back to sleep. And that is the safe way to go.
Okay, no blanket. But if it's cold, you know, people want to put something on the baby. What do you suggest?
Okay, so a couple of things. First, make the house comfortable so that you are comfortable wearing just a light outfit. And then you can put your baby down in one more layer than you would wear. So you can have one z and then add a zip-up, okay? But no blankets, because the blankets can entangle and can occasionally smother.
Okay, so just a layer like we do.
Exactly.
Just like us.
You know, it may not be the way you like to sleep, but it's the safest way for your babies.
And that's what's the most important.
Exactly.
Thank you very much.

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supergay

明明是分床不分房，怎么标题成了分房？？？

tribanana

we want to get that big parenting alert, new recommendations for keeping babies safe
while they sleep, here is a look at the new guildlines.

oh you know, putting baby into sleep can be tough, but don't take short-cut, there
are a new recommendation so to make sure them safer while they snooze, the American
Academy of Pediatrics releasing new safe sleep guidline on Monday to help prevent
many of 3,500 sudden unexplained infant death including from sudden infant death
syndrome SIDS that happens every year in the US, the Academy now recommending
the baby should sleep in the same room as their parents for the first year, lowering
the risk of SIDS by upto 50%, staying in the same room but no the same bed, more
new advice? skin to skin contact for the first hour of life reduces the risk of
death and so does breastfeeding, and of course baby should be put to sleep on their
backs.

"and our chief health and medical editor Doctor Richard Besser is joining us now,
same room not same bed, that's key"

"that's true, these recommendations have been long time coming, it's been a while
since they've come out with it, SIDS is rare but it's the leading cause of death
in the first year of life, there's been no movement in about 20 years, and so the
big message trans(??) here is in the same room but in the same bed, the in the same
bed is worried about the smothering, you also don't want to feed your baby or fall
asleep on a couch or an arm chair, breast-fed babies have the risk of those arn't
and pacfiers can even reduce the risk."

"a pacefier?"

"yeah"

"how so"

"they think the major can keep the baby a little bit more alert"

"OK"

"becasue you put it on the back, that's interesting."

"all right"

"so you are gonna give us an example here becasue xxx beatiful and comfortable,
what's the safe"

"I will, right"

"so you look at this anything: 'oh my, it's so cozy and confortable, it's exactly
the wrong way to go, so let's make this safe"

"Ok"

"you want to get rid of the blankets, ok, those going to the basket, get the rid of
pillow"

"allright"

"get rid of this nice lovely stuffed animals, OK, you want to have a nice firm
mattress, a tight fitting sheet, sheet and put the baby down on her back to sleep,
and that's the safe way to go"

"Ok, no blanket, but it's cold, you know, people want to put something on baby,
what do your suggest?"

"OK, a couple of things, first make the house comfortable so that you are comfortable
wearing just a light outfit, and then you put your baby down in one more layer then
you would wear, so that you have a one z and then zip up, ok but no blanket becasue
the blankets can entangle and can occasionally smother"

"so this layer like we do "

"exactly"

"just like us"

"you know, it may not be the way you like to sleep, but it's the safe way for
you babies"

"and that's what's the most important"

"exactly"

'Thank you verymuch'

Angeloy

HW
Once again, to that big parenting alert, new recommendations for keeping baby safe while they sleep. Here's a look at new guidelines. Oh, you know, putting babies at sleep can be tough, but don't take short cuts. There are new recommendations that make sure they are safer while they snooze. The American Academy of Pediatric's releasing new safe sleep guidelines on Monday to help prevent many of the 3,500 sudden, unexplained infant deaths, including from sudden infant death syndrome, SIDS, that happens every year in the US. The Academy now recommending that baby should sleep in the same room as their parents for the first year, lowering the risk of SIDS by up to 50%. Staying in the same room, but not the same bed. More new advice? Skin to skin contact for the first hour of life reduces the risk of death, and so does breastfeeding. And of course, baby should be put to sleep on their backs.
And our chief health and medical editor, Dr. Richard Besser, is gonna join us. Now, same room but not same bed, that's the key.
That's right. You know, these recommendations have been a long time coming for a while, since they've come out with this, but SIDS it's rare, but it's the leading cause of death in the first year of life. There's been no movement in about 20 years, and so the big message from this is in the same room but not the same bed. The same bed there's worried about smothering. You also don't want to feed your baby or fall alseep on a couch or an armchair. Breastfed babies have the risk of those who aren't and a pacifier even reduces the risk.
A pacifier?
Yeah.
How so?
They think it major keeps baby a little bit more alert, before you put it on the back, but that's interesting.
Alright. So you're gonna give us an example here, because somebody tells you see things want to be beautiful and comfy. What's safe?
So you look at this and think, Oh, my, it's so cozy and comfortable. It's exactly the wrong way to go, so let's make this safe. You want to get rid of the blankets, Okay, those going in the baskets. Get rid of the pillow.
All right.
Get rid of these nice, lovely stuffed animals, okay? You wanna have a nice, firm mattress, a tight feeding sheet, and put the baby down on her back to sleep. And that is the safe way to go.
Okay, no blanket. But if it's cold, you know, people want to put something on the baby. What do you suggest?
Okay, so a couple of things. First, make the house comfortable so that you are comfortable wearing just a light outfit. And then you can put your baby down in one more layer than you would wear. So you can have one z and then add a zip-up, okay? But no blankets, because the blankets can entangle and can occasionally smother.
Okay, so just a layer like we do.
Exactly.
Just like us.
You know, it may not be the way you like to sleep, but it's the safest way for your babies.
And that's what's the most important.
Exactly.
Thank you very much.

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luzx86

HW
We want to get to the big parenting a learn, new recommendations for keeping babies safe while they sleep. Here’s a look at the new guidelines.
Well, you know putting babies asleep can be tough. But don’t take short cuts there are new recommendations to make sure they are safer while they are still news. The American academy of PEDIATRICS releasing new safe sleep guidelines on Monday. They help prevent many of the 3500 sudden unexplained infant death, including from sudden infant death syndrome SIDS that happens every year in the US. The academy now are recommending the baby should sleep in the same room as their parents for the first year lowering the risk of SIDS by up to 50 %. Staying in the same room but not the same bed. More new advice. Skin to skin contact for the first hour of life will reduce the risk of death and so does breastfeeding. And of course baby should be put to sleep on their backs.
And our chief health and medical editor Dr// is going to join us now. Same room, not same bed, that’s key.
Yeah, that’s right. These recommendations are having been long times coming awhile since come out with this. But SIDS is rare but it’s the leading cause of death in the first year of life. There is no movement in about 20 years. And so the big message in this is in the same room but not the same bed because the same bed is worried about their mothering. You also don’t want to feed your baby or fall asleep on a couch or an armchair. Breastfeed babies have the risks of //. A pacifier can even reduce the risk.
A pacifier, how it so?
And now they think it may just keep baby a little more alert. It falls before you put it on the bed. that’s  interesting.
So you’re gonna give us an example here because you want be things to be beautiful and company. What safe?
I am .
So which is safe.
So we are looking at these. Oh, my, they are so cozy and comfortable. It’s exactly the wrong way to go. So let’s make this safe.
Ok.
You want to get rid of the blanket. Those go into the basket. Get rid of the pillow. All right. Get rid of these nice lovely stuff animals. You want to have a nice firm metrice tight-feeding sheet and putting the baby down on her bed to sleep. That is the safe way to go.
No blanket but it’s cold . You don’t want people put something on the baby. What do you
Suggest. Ok a couple of things.  First, You make the house comfortable so that you are comfortably wearing just the light out fit. And then you can put your baby down in one more layer than you would wear. So you can have a one// and a zip out. Ok but now blanket because the blankets can a tangle in the case of a careless mother. These layers like we do. They are just like. I know it may not the way you like the baby to sleep but it’s the safest way for your baby’s sleep. Well that’s the most important. exactly.

zhangwater6

homework:
2017.5.27, 16:40pm,
    You want to get to that baby parents in alert.  New recommendations for keeping babies safe.  wow may sleep, peels a look, as a new guidelines.
     Oh, you know, putting babies sleep can be tough. But don't take shortcuts, there are new recommendations so make sure they are safer while base news. The American academy of PDatrics releasing new safe to sleep guidelines on Monday to help prevent many of the thirty five hundred sudden unexplained infant death including from sudden infant death symdrom SIDS, that happens every year in the US.
  The academy now recommending that baby should sleep in the same room as their parents for the first year, lowering the risks of SIDS by up to 50%, staying in the same room but not the same bed.  More new advice,  skin to skin contact for the first hour of life reduces the risk of death, and so does breast feeding. And of course babies should be put to sleep on their backs.
   And our chief health and medical editor doctor Widpassesgo join us now, same room not same bed, that's key. That's right. These recommendations have been a long time comings a while since it come out with per SIDS,  It's rare but it's a leading cause of death in the first year of life there has been no movement in about 20 years. and so the big message from this is in the same room but not the same bed.  In the same bed there is worried about smothering, you also don't want to feed your baby or fall sleep on a culture or arm chair, breast fed babies have the risk of those who aren't. a passerfire can even reduce the risk.
   A passerfire ?  A naps they think it majors keep the baby a little bit more alert, that falls at, you know, put it back, but that's interesting. All right.  so you go to give us an example here because if we sound you say things want to be beautiful, and comfortable, what's safe?
   So you look at this anything, oh, mine, it's so cozy and comfortable. it's exactly the wrong way to go. So let's make it safe. you want to give rid of the blankets,  ok. those going the basket. get rid of the pillow, all right, get rid of these nice lovely staffed animals, you want to have a firm matrix a tide feeding sheep.  She and put they baby down on her birth to sleep at that is safe way to go. Okay.
    No blanket, but it's cold,  you know, people want to put something on the baby what you suggest, Okay, a couple of things,  first make the house comfortable, so that you are comfortable wearing just a light outfit, and then you can put your baby down in one more legger than you would wear.  so you can have a one Z, and then a zip up.  Okay, but no blankets, because the blankets can, can in tango,  and can casely smother.  Okay, so this rare like we do, exactly. that just like...
  you know,  it mean up be the way you like to sleep. But it's the safest way for your baby, that's what is the most important. Exactly, thank you.
17:03pm.   23minutes.

岑朵

ou want to get to that baby parents in alert.  New recommendations for keeping babies safe.  wow may sleep, peels a look, as a new guidelines.
     Oh, you know, putting babies sleep can be tough. But don't take shortcuts, there are new recommendations so make sure they are safer while base news. The American academy of PDatrics releasing new safe to sleep guidelines on Monday to help prevent many of the thirty five hundred sudden unexplained infant death including from sudden infant death symdrom SIDS, that happens every year in the US.
  The academy now recommending that baby should sleep in the same room as their parents for the first year, lowering the risks of SIDS by up to 50%, staying in the same room but not the same bed.  More new advice,  skin to skin contact for the first hour of life reduces the risk of death, and so does breast feeding. And of course babies should be put to sleep on their backs.
   And our chief health a

More-Likely

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辛涛

homework:
One again get to the big parenting alert. New recommendations for keeping babies safe while they sleep. Here is a look at the new guidelines. You know putting babies asleep can be tough. But don't take short cuts. There are new recommendations so make sure they are safer while they snooze. The American Academy of Pediatrics is releasing new safest sleep guidelines on Monday to help prevent many of the 3500 sudden unexplained infant deaths, including from Sudden Infant Death syndrome, SIDS that happens every year in the US. The Academy is now recommending that babies should stay in the same room as their parents for the first year, lowering the risk of SIDs by up to 50%. Staying in the same room, but not the same bed. More new advice, skin to skin contact for the first hour of life reduces the risk of death, and so does breastfeeding. And of course, babies should be put to sleep on their backs.
And our chief healthy micro, Doctor with the best is gonna join us now. Same room, not same bed, the key.
That's right.
These recommendations have been a long time, come being for a long while since they came out with the SIDs. It's rare but it's the leading cause of death in the first year of life. There have been no movement in about 20 hours. And so the biggest message from this is in the same room but not in the same bed. In the same bed, they are worried about smothering. You also don't want to feed your baby or fall asleep on a couch or an armchair. Breastfed babies have the risks of those who aren't.A pacifier can even reduce the risk.
A pacifier? How so?
In naps, they think it majorly keeps the baby a little bit more alert before you know, put it back. That's interesting.
All right. So you are going to give us an example here because somebody sometimes, you see, wants to make it beautiful and comfy.
Yes, I am.
So what is safe?
So you look at these things and say, oh, my. It's so cozy and comfortable. It's exactly the wrong way to go. So let's make this safe. You want to get rid of the blankets. Those go in the basket. Get rid of the pillow. Get rid of these nice lovely stuffed animals. Ok. You wanna have a nice firm mattress
tight fitting sheet and put the baby down on her back to sleep. And that is the safe way to go.
OK, no blanket, but it's cold. You know, people want to put something on the baby. What do you suggest?
So,a couple of things. First, make the house comfortable so that you are comfortable wearing just a night outfit. Then you can put your baby down in one more layer than you would wear. So you can have one z* and a zipup, ok but no blanket, because the blanket can entangle and can occasionally smother.
So just layer like we do.
Exactly.
They are just like us.
You know, it may not be the way you like to sleep. But it's the safest way for your baby to sleep.
And that's what's the most important.
Exactly.
Thank you very much.


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周晴_2

We want get a big parenting alert. New recommendation for keeping baby safe while they sleep. Here is a look as a guidelines. Oh, you know put baby to sleep can be tough. But don't take short cuts. Their are new recommendation to make sure they are safer while they snoozes. The American Academy of pediatrics releasing new safe sleeping guideline on Monday to help prevent many of 35% of sudden unexplained infant deaths, including form some infant death syndrome SIDS that happens every year in the US.
The Academy now recommended that baby should sleep in the same as the parents for the 1st year, lowing the risk of SIDS by up to 50%. Staying in the same room, but not the same bed. More new advise? Skin to skin contact for the 1st of hour of life reduce the risk of death, and so does breastfeeding. And of course baby should put to sleep on their back.
And the Chief health and medical editor Dr. Richard Busser could join us now. Same room, not same bed. That's key.
That's right, yes, this recommendations have been a long time coming  for a while, since they come out with this. It's wire, but it's leading cause of death in the first year of life. There is no movement in about 20 years. And the big message transmit is in the same room, but not same bed. The same bed is worried by smothering.
You also don't want to fed your baby on a couch or fall sleep on arm chair.  Breast baby has the risk of those who aren't and a pacifier can even reduce the risk.
A pacifier ? How so?
They think it major keep the baby a bit more alert before that you put it on the back. but that is interesting.
So that you could take an example here, because some body told you see beautiful and comfy. what's safe?
so you look at these thing, so my, it's so cozy and comfortable. it's exactly the wrong way to go. So let make it safe. you want get rid of the blankets. get rid of the pillow. get rid of these nice, lovey, stuffy animals.
you want have a nice firm mattress, and a tight fitting sheet, sheet and put the baby down on her back to sleep. that's the safe way to go. ok,no blanket, and it is cold. yes. you know that people want to put something on the baby.
what do you suggest? So couple things. 1st, make the house comfortable so you are comfortable wearing a just light outfit. And then you could put your baby down in more layer than you could wear. So you can have a one Zip and zip up.
Ok, but no blanket. Because the blankets can entangle, and can occasionally cause smother. Ok, so it's the layer like we do.
exactly. I know it may not be the way you like to sleep, but the safest way.  



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