Tag Archives: SafeSleep

Is Your Child Snoring? What Every Parent Needs to Know About Childhood Snoring, Sleep Quality and Sleep Apnoea

Does your child snore? 👀💙

That little snore might sound cute… but could it be telling you something more?

Many parents have captured those adorable moments of their child snoring peacefully — but regular snoring is something worth paying attention to.

Learn why childhood snoring happens, when it may signal sleep apnoea, the warning signs to watch for, and when to seek medical advice.

A child’s sleep is the foundation for their growth, brain development, emotional wellbeing, behaviour and learning. When breathing is disrupted during sleep, it can affect much more than just a good night’s rest.

Our latest article explores the causes of childhood snoring, the signs parents shouldn’t ignore, why sleep quality matters, and the steps you can take to support your child’s health and wellbeing.

Because every child deserves the chance to breathe easily, sleep deeply and wake ready to learn, grow and thrive. ❤️

👉 Read the full guide: Childhood Snoring: What Every Parent Needs To Know

July 21, 2026 0

Finding Hope: How One Children’s Book is Helping 9,500 Queensland Families Sleep Safely

💜 Every parent wants their baby to sleep safe and sound. Now, 9,500 Queensland families are receiving Finding Hope—a children’s book that teaches kindness, resilience, and life-saving safe sleep tips.

Through gentle storytelling and trusted guidance, River’s Gift is helping families feel confident, reassured, and supported. Because every conversation about safe sleep could save a life.

📖 Read more about how Finding Hope is making a difference for families across Queensland ➡️

March 11, 2026 0

Red Nose Recommends Continuous Supervision of Sleeping Children in Childcare Settings

Is your childcare provider following safe sleep best practices? 🛏️👶

Red Nose Australia is sounding the alarm on outdated supervision methods. 😔
10-minute checks aren’t enough — especially for babies under 12 months or those at risk of SUDI (Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy).

✅ Best practice means being in the same room — within sight and hearing — at all times.
If that’s not possible, frequent bedside checks (not CCTV) are a must.

Your child’s safety during sleep should never be left to chance.
💛 Because one missed moment can change everything.

🔗 Learn the facts. Know what to ask. Make sure your childcare service is doing it right: rednose.org.au

July 10, 2025 0