Candyce

It's very ramped up between, I think, months two and four.

And then it's supposed to go away.

That fear is supposed to go away after a few months.

For us, it was a week before my daughter's first birthday.

So that shock was

even worse for us.

They do have new technology like the Owlet and the Snooza that are supposed to help track

baby's breaths and heart rate and all those.

It's more so to help parents with their anxiety.

But my daughter, she was a week away from her first birthday.

She was our second child.

Nothing had happened to my son.

So we didn't have those same anxieties that we had as like brand new parents.

We

But it can happen and it did happen.

I think another thing too is with SIDS, a lot of people mistake it for suffocation, especially because the numbers are so skewed because they say that it is SIDS if they can't rule it out to be anything else.

Well, I don't know how to explain it.

Accidental deaths or suffocation for babies, those are completely different things, but they just throw it into the SIDS pile.

So we don't know exactly how many babies really die from SIDS every single year.

And are there any parents that do autopsies to see?