Hawaii health officials are pushing a safe-sleep campaign, and the message is hopeful: most sleep-related infant deaths can be prevented.

• Babies should always be placed on their back to sleep.
• Use a firm, flat surface — no inclines, couches, or soft bedding.
• Share a room with the baby, but not a bed.
• Parent Line Hawaii runs free workshops on safe sleep routines twice a month.

Outlook: The awareness push will keep running through the month, with free parent workshops available for families who want help setting up a safe sleep routine.