The 2015 study “Maternal anxiety versus depressive disorders: specific relations to infants’ crying, feeding and sleeping problems” examines how maternal mental health conditions, specifically anxiety and depression, influence infants’ crying, …
Navigating Infant Sleep Choices. A Study on Maternal Decision-Making
The 2023 study “Things changed very quickly”: Maternal intentions and decision-making about infant sleep surface, location, and position” provides crucial insights into the complexities of parental decision-making regarding infant sleep. …
Unlocking the Secrets of the First 1000 Nights
In the quest for understanding the intricate relationship between sleep and health during a child’s early life, a groundbreaking study emerges— “Sleep and health during the first 1000 nights,” published …
Mother’s Mental Well-Being and Baby’s Sleep
The 2022 study, “Maternal Mental Health Symptom Profiles and Infant Sleep: A Cross-Sectional Survey,” explores how a mother’s mental health impacts her baby’s sleep. This article provides a straightforward interpretation …
Exploring the Landscape of Infant Sleep. Insights and Interventions
It is essential to stay informed about the latest research in our field. The paper “Infant Sleep Problems and Interventions: A Review” offers valuable insights into the evolving understanding of …
Decoding Infant Sleep. A New Perspective on Development
In the intriguing study “Mapping the physiological changes in sleep regulation across infancy and young childhood,” researchers delve into how infants’ sleep patterns evolve. This article aims to translate these …
Sleep Choices in African American Homes – Exploring the Decision-Making Process
When it comes to infants, one of the biggest questions parents grapple with is where their baby should sleep. This question becomes even more critical given the higher risks of …
How Bedsharing Influences Breastfeeding
We’ve all heard that mothers and babies have always had close physical contact throughout history, right? This includes babies kickstarting breastfeeding when they need to. But in many Western societies …
Attachment Parenting: Exploring Demographics and Behaviors
What is Attachment Parenting? Attachment parenting is a parenting style that is highly responsive to children’s needs, more so than traditional Western parenting practices. Despite its growing popularity, not much …
Bedtime Routines, Children’s Behavior, and the Mystery of Faux-ADHD
Examining Daytime Behavior and Bedtime Habits Researchers Robert M. Pressman and Steve C. Imber conducted a study to look at how children’s daytime behavior is connected to their bedtime routines. …
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