#sleepingbaby on Instagram: Nonadherence of images to safe sleeping advice and implications for prevention of Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy.
Floortje KanitsMonique P L'HoirMagda M Boere-BoonekampAdèle C EngelbertsEdith J M FeskensPublished in: PloS one (2023)
Although Instagram images are probably not representative of regular infant care behavior, the exposure to these images that are mostly inconsistent with the safe sleep advice can contribute to the formation of norms, and therefore influence parental care behavior. Accurate communication of the safe sleep recommendations through social media is needed, and opportunities are described for preventive health professionals to engage more in this communication with their public.
Keyphrases
- social media
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