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The Advertising Standards Authority has warned parents about online ads for baby sleep products that could be dangerous. It reviewed 350 online ads, finding 59% to be "high risk" and identifying 60 others for follow-up. NHS guidance advises that infants ought to lie flat on their backs when sleeping, warning against inclined or elevated products.
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