The Lullaby Trust

We’re looking for brands to support our vital work of saving babies’ lives. Partners are given permission to use The Lullaby Trust logo on their marketing and packaging, plus other benefits (swipe images). - Our partnerships go through a vigorous selection process. We are committed to only working with organisations that share our values and will help us promote safer sleep for the 700,000 babies born in the UK each year. If you think this might be you, we’d love to hear from you! Please email AliceM@lullabytrust.org.uk to set up an informal chat. 📧

Does safer sleep come up occasionally in your job role? Maybe you’re a firefighter, paramedic or housing officer, and you sometimes meet with families who could benefit from safer sleep advice? Well we can help with that - our most basic safer sleep training is just £12pp and is designed to help professionals have opportunistic conversations with families. Sign up today. Link in bio.

We’re hiring! We’re looking for a Digital Marketing Manager to lead the digital professionals in our newly formed Income and Engagement Team. This is a full-time hybrid role (1-2 days in London) responsible for leading all organisational marketing and the digital strategy, as well as caring for two direct reports. Up to £45k, depending on experience. 🔗Link in bio.

Rain covers go over a pram or buggy to keep little ones dry while they’re out and about. Here are our top safety tips for using a rain cover: - 💧 Keep air vents open (if available) 💧 Check baby’s temperature regularly 💧 Remove layers if baby starts to get too hot 💧 Remove cover if it stops raining or you go inside

The padded sides of a pram carrycot may trap more heat than a cot. If a family is using their carrycot as an indoor sleep space, remind them to regularly check their baby’s chest or the back of the neck. If these areas feel hot or clammy, a layer of clothing/bedding needs removing (remember, all outdoor clothing should be removed indoors anyway). We also recommend pulling the pram hood back and removing the apron.

Pram mattresses need to be firm, flat and waterproof, just like a cot mattress. Even if a baby has moved past the carrycot stage and now sits up in a buggy, it’s important that there is still a lie-flat setting. This is because sleeping in a sitting/sloped position can restrict breathing.

Babies need to stay out of the sun as much as possible, especially between 11am and 3pm. If families need to go out, we recommend they use a clip-on sunshade or parasol on their baby’s pram (NOT a blanket) to provide shade.

You could win £25,000 playing the Lullaby Lottery! Set your weekly budget and you’ll be entered into the prize draw every Friday. PLUS 50+% of your entry fee goes to us so by playing just £1 a week for 1yr, you could pay for a bereaved family to attend a Lullaby Trust Family Day. Full lottery details here: https://bit.ly/3OJEDjM

Steve is a dad Befriender. He said that being a Befriender, ‘means my beautiful daughter, Alice, is still making a difference.’ 💛💙 Read more about Steve’s thoughts on Befriending by swiping the images.

Job alert! The Corporate Partnerships Manager is responsible for securing, developing & managing our corporate partnerships portfolio. They'll have excellent relationship-building skills and be able to operate and influence at a senior level. Apply today! https://bit.ly/32esU9C