October is recognized as National Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Awareness Month, a time dedicated to educating parents, caregivers, and communities about the risks associated with SIDS and promoting safe sleep practices for infants. Observed in the United States, this month encourages discussions on prevention methods, such as placing babies on their backs to sleep and avoiding unsafe sleeping environments. Families and health professionals collaborate to raise awareness, share safety tips, and support grieving families affected by SIDS. Community events, informative talks, and the distribution of awareness materials are common actions taken to foster understanding and compassion. Additionally, donations to research organizations are encouraged to aid in the study of SIDS causes and prevention strategies. By promoting open conversations and informed practices, the initiative aims to protect the youngest and most vulnerable members of society.