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Cot deaths 14 Dec 2007
Having and caring for another baby following a cot death

Cot death is still the biggest killer of babies over one month old in the UK today. Much is discussed about the causes and measures a parent can take to prevent it, but how can a parent emotionally come to terms with their baby’s death and move on and have another? Twenty five years ago this year, the Foundation for the Study of Sudden Infant Deaths founded its Care of the Next Infant scheme (CONI) to help parents do just that. Jo Carroll, Senior Nurse and CONI Co-ordinator at the Whittington Hospital in London joins Jane to talk about the kind of advice and support they offer through the scheme now and how it has changed over the years. And Emma Smith will be sharing her experience of the death of her first daughter Maisy and the impact it has had on her and her subsequent family.


The Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths 
Scottish Cot Death Trust

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