Free Online Webinar | Safe Sleep Week
Join Red Nose for a Parent & Carer Forum during Safe Sleep Week.
This FREE online live session provides a supportive space to:
- Understand why safe sleep matters
- Talk through real-life sleep situations
- Ask questions
- Learn practical tips families can use straight away
Whether you’re a new parent, caring for a baby again, or supporting someone else with a baby, this forum is for you.
Date: Tuesday, March 10th.
Time: 1.00 pm (AEST)
Location: Online via Zoom
Cost: Free
Register now to secure your place.
Safe Sleep Week Parent Forum
What is Safe Sleep Week?
Safe Sleep Week is Red Nose Australia’s national awareness campaign held from 9 to 15 March, focused on reducing the risk of sudden unexpected death in infancy (SUDI) by sharing trusted safe sleep advice.
Why is safe sleep important for babies?
Safe sleep practices help reduce the risk of SUDI, including sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Creating a safe sleep space and following evidence-based guidance can help protect babies during their most vulnerable stage of life.
Who is Safe Sleep Week for?
Safe Sleep Week is for new and expectant parents, grandparents, carers, and professionals who care for babies. The information shared is designed to support families in all types of living situations.
What is this year’s Safe Sleep Week theme?
The 2026 theme is:
Know the Why. Check the Space. Make it Safe.
It encourages families to understand why safe sleep matters, check their baby’s sleep space, and make simple changes to keep it safe.
What advice will Red Nose share during Safe Sleep Week?
Throughout the week, Red Nose will share safe sleep tips, real-life scenarios, and practical guidance to help families create safer sleep environments for their babies.
Where can I find trusted safe sleep information?
You can access Red Nose’s trusted, research-based resources at rednose.org.au/safe-sleep-and-safer-pregnancy
How can I reduce the risk of SUDI?
You can help reduce the risk of sudden unexpected death in infancy (SUDI) by following safe sleep guidelines, including placing your baby on their back to sleep, using a firm, flat sleep surface, and keeping the sleep space clear of soft items.
You can read our full Safe Sleeping guide at rednose.org.au/resources/safe-sleeping
Can I get personalised safe sleep advice?
Yes. You can call Red Nose Australia’s Safe Sleep Line on 1300 998 698 for free, confidential support and advice.
