| (a) You must place an infant who is not yet able to
turn over without assistance in a face-up sleeping position, unless
you have a signed statement from a health-care professional stating
that it is medically necessary for the infant to sleep in a different
sleeping position.
(b) You may not lay a swaddled infant down to sleep
or rest on any surface at any time, unless you have a signed statement
from a health-care professional stating it is medically necessary
for the infant to be swaddled while the infant is sleeping.
(c) An infant's head, face, or crib must not be covered
by items such as blankets, linens, or clothing at any time.
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