I’m sure they are closer to finding out why it happens. Glad people are getting behind this great cause.

I’m amazed by the discoveries being made in this field. I read recently that a child’s DNA has something to do with SIDS. If this is so, then perhaps children at risk can be identified and their environmental conditions modified to ensure they are safe.

I have a collection of red nose day trinkets going back years.

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  • • mom93821 replied
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  Me too! I love all of them! 🙂

Already bought a good amount of the adorable red toys, pens and noses for Red Nose Day. Always supported this important day and always will. The toys are particularly cute this year. 🙂

30th anniversary of a GREAT cause. Praying we will soon reach zero deaths.

Let’s hope that one day There is zero sids deaths.

Wonderful cause. I couldn’t imagine the pain involved in losing a child. Let’s make it zero

Coincidentally, at dinner tonight I was telling my kids that the woman who founded Red Nose Day isn’t famous, but has changed the world for the better for tens of thousands of people.

I’m always a big supporter of red nose day!

Defenitly will be supporting Red Nose Day it’s for a great cause

I don’t actually know anyone personally who has lost a child to SIDS, but I always buy red nose products to help bring the death toll to zero

I’ll be supporting Red Nose Day on Friday, I hope this encourages a lot more to do so too.

They have done so much great work already I hope their goal of zero deaths becomes a reality.