The proposed resolution would recognize an infant safe sleep awareness month and encourage Pennsylvania health officials to share guidance with families throughout the year.
The proposed resolution would recognize October 2026 as Infant Safe Sleep Month in Pennsylvania to draw attention to safe sleeping practices for babies.
The proposed resolution would encourage the Pennsylvania Department of Health and its partners to share safe sleep guidance year-round through public education and outreach.
The proposed resolution would encourage health officials and organizations such as Cribs for Kids to provide safe sleep materials in English and Spanish, while considering other languages.
The House would recognize October 2026 as Infant Safe Sleep Month. The recognition would apply in Pennsylvania. The designated month would be October 2026.
The House would encourage the Pennsylvania Department of Health to promote infant sleep practices backed by research. The department would work with hospitals, health care providers, community organizations, and other partners. Outreach could include printed materials, online messages, and social media. This would be a request, not a requirement. The requested outreach would run year-round.
The House would encourage the Pennsylvania Department of Health to work with organizations, including Cribs for Kids, to develop and distribute safe sleep materials backed by research. Materials would go to hospitals, birthing facilities, health care providers, and community organizations. The request calls for materials in English and Spanish and consideration of other languages commonly spoken in Pennsylvania. This would be a request, not a requirement.
No hearings or votes scheduled.