October · Infant Safe Sleep Month
Safer nights, from the very first one.
HALO has helped your baby sleep safely for over 30 years. Now we've teamed up with them for the rest of the night. Kiri is a free daily app that guides you through your baby's sleep and health, day by day.
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HALO keeps sleep safe. We handle the rest.
HALO brings 30+ years of safe-sleep expertise. We bring daily, personalized guidance that adapts to your baby. Together, you get both the safe space your baby sleeps in and real help with how that sleep is actually going.
Guidance that grows with your baby
From newborn safe-sleep basics to nap timing and routines as they get older.
An in-app sleep specialist
Kiri's AI sleep specialist answers the questions that hit at 3am, any time.
Log by voice
Track feeds, sleep, and more just by talking, even with your hands full, and see the patterns.
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HALO's trusted safe-sleep guidance, built right into the app.
The ABCs of safe sleep
Infant Safe Sleep Month is a yearly reminder that the smallest bedtime habits, repeated every night, are some of the most important choices a parent makes. It comes down to three simple ideas.
Alone
Baby sleeps in their own space, on a firm, flat mattress with a fitted sheet and nothing else. No pillows, bumpers, blankets, or soft toys.
Back
Always place baby on their back to sleep, for every nap and every night, until their first birthday.
Crib
A crib, bassinet, or play yard that meets current safety standards. Share a room, not a bed, ideally for the first 6 months.
These reflect the American Academy of Pediatrics' 2022 safe-sleep recommendations. Learn more from the AAP and the NIH's Safe to Sleep campaign.
Bring safe sleep home this month.
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Download Kiri freeIn partnership with HALO for Infant Safe Sleep Month. Kiri offers information and support and is not a substitute for medical advice. Always follow current AAP safe-sleep guidance and consult your pediatrician.