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Infants allocated to stand-alone bassinets spent significantly more time positioned on a pillow while in their mother's bed compared to side-car bassinet infants, and sleeping on a pillow with a sleeping mother occurred only in the stand-alone group (6/15 vs 0/20, p=0.003).
Effect sizemean difference 0.20 (proportion of observation time on pillow, stand-alone vs side-car)
CI95% CI 0.04-0.35
ComparatorSide-car bassinet
Effect summaryadverse; mean difference 0.20 (proportion of observation time on pillow, stand-alone vs side-car); CI: 95% CI 0.04-0.35

Connected entities

Interventions
stand-alone bassinet
Conditions
unsafe infant sleep positioning
Outcomes
Unsafe infant pillow positioning
Populations
Children

Source

PMC3746007
Postnatal Unit Bassinet Types When Rooming-In After Cesarean Birth: Implications for Breastfeeding and Infant Safety
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