September 2, 2026: We are upgrading! While we prepare for our new Paired for Progress bundles (50 books, 50 booklets and an Educator Guide), we are temporarily pausing book orders for the next few weeks. Our team is currently hard at work behind the scenes upgrading our systems (read: inventory software, box tetris, computer thingys and advanced MATH). We will reopen ordering as soon as we have our packaging & inventory squared away and our new bundles are ready for order. We appreciate your patience. [Booklets, magnets and sample kits are still available.]
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Babies love sleeping in the car!
The ryhtymic motion of a moving vehicle lulls babies to sleep. It even lulls other passengers to sleep on car rides!
Babies sleeping peacefully on a car ride is great! Once the car has stopped, and the baby is taken out of the car, is it important to transfer the baby to a flat surface.
When baby is in the home = baby is sleeping on a flat surface.
We know, no one wants to wake a sleeping baby. We also know babies left in carseats have a much higher chance of SIDS. Transferring a sleeping baby may wake them a bit, but it also may save their life.
There is a significant suffocation hazard if you keep the baby in the car seat. The head/neck & trunk flexion of a baby's body decreases their air flow, oxygen levels and has caused infant death.