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To avoid blocking your baby's breathing, don't have pillows, large or floppy toys, plastic bags, or loose plastic sheeting in the crib.
Never use fluffy or deep-piled mattress covers or comforters in the crib.
Keep the crib free of all small objects that they could swallow (safety pins, small parts of toys, etc.)
Never use lambskins or water beds for your infant.