The current Western practice of __________ delays gross-motor milestones of rolling,sitting,and crawling.

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Having babies sleep on their backs, known as the Back to Sleep campaign, has been associated with a decrease in Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) but has also been linked to a delay in gross-motor milestones such as rolling, sitting, and crawling. Infants who sleep on their backs spend less time on their stomachs, which is an essential component of developing the strength and coordination needed for these milestones.

The Current Western Practice of __________ Delays Gross-Motor Milestones of Rolling,sitting,and