Safer Sleep courses from the Lullaby Trust

Safer sleep advice saves babies lives. Reduce the risk of SIDS by giving evidence-based safer sleep advice in your practice.

We want safer sleeping to be everyone’s business in Cornwall and we’re asking all partners working with families to promote and reinforce safer sleep messages. This training is designed to support you to do this, by increasing your awareness of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and the evidence-based safer sleep advice to reduce the risk of SIDS.

We pleased to be able to offer access to 3 e-learning opportunities. To access the course that is most appropriate for your role please complete this pre-course survey. Once you have completed and submitted the survey we will send you an email containing a link to the training, a password and a post-course survey. Please note this is not an automated process and it could take up to 5 days for the link to be sent out. When the post course survey has been completed and submitted your certificate will be sent by email.

In the survey you will be asked to choose the training that best reflects your professional role. Due to limited places, each person can only select one training package. Please read the course descriptions carefully and choose the course that best reflects your role::

• SIDS and Safer Sleep Training

Who is this training for? 

This training is for professionals and practitioners who work closely with families in a role where giving safer sleep advice is a key part of their role, including:

• Midwives / Maternity Support Workers
• Health Visitors / Family Health Workers
• Perinatal Mental Health Staff
• GPs and Practice Nurses
• Paediatricians
• Neonatal Care Staff
• Breastfeeding support staff
• Social workers
• Family workers
• Health promotion practitioners & smoking cessation practitioners
• Early years VCSE staff

• Basic safer sleep: Having opportunistic conversations

Who is this training for?

Designed for professionals and practitioners who may come into contact with families and might have an opportunity to give safer sleep information, however brief their contact is, including:

• Housing officers
• Police officer
• Fire service
• Paramedics
• Refugee services
• Food bank / baby bank staff
• Domestic violence teams
• Drug and alcohol support teams