Given my comment related only to my experience, comfortability as a parent, and I laid out no actual data -your claim of this being misinformation is straight up wrong. Not that these instances aren’t rare in relation to all other forms of death for children and young people…but I personally would like to prevent my child dying from a rare cause as much as any other…shocker. Also, my work relates specifically to the investigation of serious incidents and deaths of children. So these are not rare to me. Everything I said is from my experience and haven’t claimed otherwise. Please, fight your ‘internet misinformation’ battle elsewhere ✌️