Toy Story: Sid's Room Figure Gift Pack (Hasbro, 2001)

Maria Schultz Appelt on Instagram: "It’s absolutely a good thing to put your baby to sleep on their back, as it helps prevent SIDS. However, it’s important to be aware that this sleeping position increases the risk of the skull being flattened at the back - either in the center or on one side. Fortunately, there’s a lot we can do to prevent this. I recommend that, right from birth, you create a system where your baby alternates between sleeping with their head turned to the right and left sides.