To address the concepts of perceived susceptibility and severity, the nurse would help parents understand their level of risk by looking at infant mortality rates sobering by race in Franklin County and what the consequences could be. be for families who are not informed. Next, the nurse would address the concept of perceived benefits by informing parents about steps they can take to mitigate the risk of infant death, such as safe sleep habits, and clarifying the positive effects of applying these habits. To identify perceived individual barriers, the nurse should ask parents to share personal barriers they may experience due to safe sleep habits, such as being able to afford a crib with safety features, their desire for the baby to sleep with them or not forgetting to place the baby's bed. baby on his back and take objects out of the crib when sleeping. To obtain cues for action, the nurse must provide educational information to all household members to raise awareness and provide reminders such as follow-up calls on a monthly basis. For self-efficacy, the nurse would assess the sleep environment and provide suggestions for better outcome, provide training, and follow up with home visits to reinforce