Yes, a baby can sleep in a pack and play when it is safety-approved, set up correctly, and follows safe sleep rules.

Yes, a baby can sleep overnight in a Moses basket if it is firm, flat, clear of loose items, and used in your room during the first months.

No, a baby should not sleep in a Mamaroo swing; move them to a firm, flat crib or bassinet for every nap and night.

No, a baby should not sleep in a freshly painted room until fumes clear and the paint cures with strong ventilation over several days.

No, a baby should not use a carrier as a main sleep space, though short supervised naps in a well fitted carrier can be safe.

No, babies should not sleep on a pillow, since soft bedding raises the risk of suffocation and sudden infant death during the first year.

No, a baby should only sleep in a car seat during travel, then needs a flat crib or bassinet once you reach your stop.

No, a baby should not sleep in a bouncer; naps and nights belong on a flat, firm sleep surface like a crib or bassinet.

No, babies should not sleep with a bib on because it can lie over the face, snag, and raise the risk of suffocation or strangulation.

Yes, a baby can sleep too much when long, hard-to-wake stretches lead to missed feeds or low energy.