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Sudden infant death syndrome is the sudden unexplained death of a child of less than one year of age. Diagnosis requires that the death remain unexplained even after a thorough autopsy and detailed death scene investigation. SIDS usually occurs during sleep.

risk factors for SIDS are:

Sleep position

Birth-related factors

Prenatal/pregnancy factors

Race/ethnicity*: Some racial/ethnic groups are at higher risk for SIDS than others

Sleep area/surface

Temperature

Immunizations: Vaccinated babies are at lower risk for SIDS than unvaccinated babies.

illness

pacifiers during sleep

bed sharing/sharing a sleep surface

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SIDS deaths are more common in baby's 1-3 months old but it can happen for up to 16 months. SIDS dose not only effect our baby's it also affects us as the garden/parents due to fear of losing your loved one so easy.

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How can people donate to/support the foundation? 

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How can people donate to/support the foundation? 

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Host your own event to fundraise the Red Nose Day.
Create a tribute page.
Attend a fundraiser to support the Red Nose Day (Rock the Red, Red nose disco.

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Get early and regular prenatal care.

Place your baby on a firm, flat mattress to sleep, never on a pillow, waterbed, sheepskin, couch, chair, or other soft surface.

Cover the mattress with a fitted sheet and no other bedding.

ABC Method

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How can you volunteer with the foundation?

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How can you volunteer with the foundation?

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You can sign up as an individual, community group, school or corporate team for volunteer opportunities.
Host a merchandise stall!
Pick a local community site, shopping center or building lobby - and host your very own Red Nose Day merchandise stall. Red Nose will provide you with a Volunteer Merch Pack containing everything you need to secure your very own site and host a successful merch stall.
Join the Street Fundraising team!

Street fundraising opportunities will be available in certain locations across the country. A perfect opportunity for schools, corporate teams, friends or families to participate and make a difference together.

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Red nose day is a fundrasier and awarenes day for SIDS . It has been held in australia since 1988. It helps to saves lives andd surport familys.

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What resources does Red Nose Day provide?

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What resources does Red Nose Day provide?

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Red Nose provides supports through education for parents, YouTube videos educating people on risks on SIDS, safe sleeping. Financial support through fundraising, Remember you're abc's.

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jaimees had been pregnant twice but had sadly lost both babies, one was a stillbirth and one was a miscarriage. after she fell pregnant with her third child she was diagnosed with a massive subchrorionic haemorrhage. she later lost her third baby to the haemorrhage. in February 2022 she found out she was pregnant with triplets and went on to have blood thinners and she later had triplets after losing three babies in the past.

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We fell pregnant with Remi, believing he would our rainbow baby. I was diagnosed with a massive subchorionic haemorrhage (as I had been in previous pregnancies), but Remi continued to thrive despite me being in debilitating pain and experiencing constant bleeding.

At 21 weeks, the haemorrhage had grown to 14 cms, and it caused preterm premature rupture of the membranes (PPROM) and ultimately placental abruption. My body went into labour with my healthy boy, just a couple of weeks before viability.

After losing three babies, it was discovered I had a blood clotting disorder that could have been causing my losses and haemorrhages.

Following the loss of Remi, I channelled my grief into my Remembering Remi Instagram page and found support and strength through the sharing of my journey with others.

In February 2022, I was shocked to discover that not only was I pregnant... I was pregnant with triplets. Naturally conceived. We had three babies in our hearts and three in my tummy - it felt too good to be true.

With the aid of blood thinners and progesterone, my pregnancy has continued to progress without the presence of any haemorrhages. I am now 27 weeks and continue to share my journey of miscarriage, stillbirth and pregnancy after loss.

So if you've lost a baby, know that you are not alone. You are not weak for sharing your grief and vulnerability. You are strong for having the courage to wear your heart on your sleeve.

It takes a village to raise a child, but it takes an army to care for a grieving parent.
Fundraise for Remi

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We fell pregnant with Remi, believing he would our rainbow baby. I was diagnosed with a massive subchorionic haemorrhage (as I had been in previous pregnancies), but Remi continued to thrive despite me being in debilitating pain and experiencing constant bleeding.