The first question I ask is why.

But there are things that new parents can do to help ensure a safe night's rest for their little one. Most people have no idea what is involved in taking care of such a tiny. I continue to interview these people and try to ascertain if such a small dog is really what they want or only what they think they want. Put baby to sleep on his or her back to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).Don't let baby sleep with plush bedding, blankets or pillows.Remove stuffed animals from baby's crib when it's bedtime.Each night, alternate which side of his or her head your baby sleeps on, to prevent development of a "flat spot" on a favored side of the head. I have to chuckle at some of the answers I get. The foundation offers these suggestions. News Articles 4 Next Article.

When to Call the Pediatrician Printer-Friendly Format Email to a Friend Many people call me and say they want the tinniest possible dog.