User talk:Shussain96

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Safe to Sleep review

Hi I just got done reading your article. It flows pretty good overall, but I did find a few things that I think could use a little work.

The history section only has one citation right at the end and could use a few more to back up some of the claims that are made.

The second, third, and fourth paragraph in the campaign section don't really have anything to do with the campaign, but more to do with the physiology behind SIDS. They are good, but should have their own section.

The photo could be changed to an info box. You could add the different names the campaign has been called, or list the different countries that run similar campaigns and the names they use. The date the campaign started and the major changes. Some of the key contributors to the campaign would be nice as well. — Preceding unsigned comment added by SleepyDO (talk • contribs) 16:58, 21 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]