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Jennings twins were accidentally suffocated

SIDS Resources of Missouri recommends the following sleep practices to protect children up to a year in age from sudden infant death syndrome or accidental suffocation:

• Practice the ABCs of safe sleep: Babies should sleep Alone , on their Backs in a safety-approved Crib at nighttime and nap time.

• Babies should not be exposed to smoke, and mothers should not smoke during pregnancy.

• Nothing should be in the crib except the baby — no wedges, bumper pads, pillows, stuffed animals, quilts or blankets.

• Consider using a wearable blanket, such as a sleep sack or footed sleeper, instead of blankets.

• The mattress should be firm and well-fitted. If more than two fingers can be placed between the side of the mattress and the crib, the mattress is too small.

JENNINGS • Yolonda Harrington-Sabir felt panic when she awoke and didn't see her twin baby boys in their matching wooden cribs in her bedroom.

She ran through her apartment screaming on the morning of Aug. 12, thinking someone had taken them. She didn't see them in their car seats. Not in the bedrooms of her four older children.

She was relieved when her 8-year-old daughter called from her bedroom that the boys were in bed with her.

But that relief turned to horror when Harrington-Sabir yanked the comforter off the girl and found both 3-month-old boys lifeless underneath.

"My daughter said she didn't want them to be cold," Harrington-Sabir explained in an interview Friday. "She wanted them to be with her. She must have gotten them out of their cribs between 5 and 7 in the morning."

The twins' deaths were accidental, the St. Louis County medical examiner's office said late this week. Officials had waited to sign off on that conclusion until toxicology test results arrived, showing nothing suspicious.

Both boys — Noah and Moses Abdus-Sabir — died of suffocation from the bedding, said Suzanne McCune, forensic administrator for the medical examiner's office.

Toddler Bedroom Decorating Ideas

Toddler Bedroom Decorating Ideas

There are lots of themes you could choose from for your kids bedding collection, but one of my favorites are sports themes. Sports have been around for centuries, and have brought inspiration and happiness to lots of people. So why not bring that same feeling right into your kid’s bedroom. Now there are still a lot of sports themes to choose from. Maybe you want your little one to be in the World Cup of Soccer someday. Or maybe you can see your son hitting a home run to win the World Series for the Chicago White Sox. Here is a little about a few of the sports themed kids bedding collections offered by major manufacturers.

Sports Fan by Cocalo Kids is a theme that all sports lovers can appreciate. It includes designs of a baseball, basketball, football, and soccer ball. Sports Fan 6 Piece Crib Bedding Set includes: quilt, bumper, dust ruffle, fitted sheet, valance and napkin stacker. The quilt measures 37″ x 44″. The front is made of 100% polyester and the border and back ar 65% polyester and 35% cotton. Other accessories include: musical mobile,wall hanging, hamper, lamp with shade, rug, soft and cozy blanket, night light, window valance, switch plate, plush bear, pillow, and wall appliques. Sports fan is also available in kids twin bedding.

Champ Snoopy, a collection from Lambs & Ivy, non only has the sports theme, but also adds a little character to it. Your child will feel like a champion as he/she sleeps away in this cozy bedding collection. The Champ Snoopy 4 Piece Crib Bedding set includes: comforter, bumper, dust ruffle, and fitted sheet. The comforter measures 32.5″ by 42″. The sheet is designed to fit a standard sizing 28″ x 52″ crib mattress. The fabric is made from 55% cotton and 45% polyester. Coordinating accessories are also available: musical mobile, wall décor, wallpaper border, lamp with shade, window valance, and napkin stacker. You can’t go wrong with Champ Snoopy.

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