Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: Sensory Input and a New Definition of Death

In this groundbreaking exploration of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), David D. Crossett, M.S., presents a bold new theory rooted in decades of hands-on experience, academic research, and international advocacy. Blending behavioral science, neonatal psychology, and neurological development, Crossett examines the hidden vulnerabilities of infants and the possible physiological triggers behind unexplained infant deaths. With compassionate insight and scientific inquiry, this book offers not only a fresh perspective on SIDS but also hope for prevention, understanding, and healing.