Gayle gave birth to a premature infant, who snores and holds his breath while he sleeps. He also tends to remain passive when his face rolls into a pillow or blanket with Gayle having to quickly move the infant's face away from the object. Gayle should be warned that her infant is at risk for

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The symptoms described, such as snoring, holding breath during sleep, and a passive response when the infant's face is covered, are indicative of potential breathing difficulties or sleep apnea, which are risk factors for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).

Gayle Gave Birth to a Premature Infant, Who Snores and Holds