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
    • 29 Jun 2018 , 9:43 am

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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.