No, side sleeping is not safe for a baby at home; place your baby on their back for every sleep until at least 1 year old.

Yes, brief supervised naps on your chest can feel soothing, but experts say babies should not routinely sleep stomach down there.

No, a baby should not sleep on their side, even with supervision; safe sleep means placing babies flat on their back for every nap and night.

No, for babies under 1 year you should place them on their back to sleep; stomach sleep is only safer once they roll there on their own.

No, a baby should not sleep unattended on your chest; chest naps are safer while you are awake and watching.

Yes, most healthy babies can sleep with a pacifier all night when you follow safe sleep guidelines and choose a simple, one-piece design.

No, babies under 12 months should not sleep with a blanket because loose bedding raises suffocation and SIDS risk.

Yes, a baby can sleep with a ceiling fan on when the fan is safely installed, set low, and the room stays cool and comfortable.

Yes, a baby can sleep with a fan on if the fan is placed safely and the room stays cool and not stuffy.

Yes, most babies can sleep with hiccups, as long as breathing is steady and there are no other worrying symptoms.