Gayle Anderson was live in Los Angeles for the beginning of the Safe Sleep For Baby campaign. During the past three years, more than 200 infants under the age of one have died as a result of unsafe sleep practices in Los Angeles County.
Safe Sleep For Baby: The Campaign

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