[PDF] Top 20 Factors Associated With Choice of Infant Sleep Position

... their infant was not up to them (perceived control) were more likely to intend to place their infants in the prone position (aOR ...strongly associated with ...the infant in the prone ... See full document

... were more commonly prescribed for younger people, for people who are overweight and obese, and for people who are white and of higher socioeconomic status. Findings for DPP4is are similar, although less marked. SUs are ... See full document

... whether factors associated with professional maternal care utilization during antenatal, delivery and postnatal periods are simi- lar for both HIV positive and HIV negative ...on choice of care ... See full document

... supine sleep is affected by her attitudes, subjective social norms, perceived control over how the infant sleeps, as well as advice from ...usual sleep location, as in most studies, but also all ... See full document

... students choice being affected by the educators approach during the course and clinical rotation in which its effect wanes with time after the train- ...and choice of joining the fi ... See full document

... Maternal and paternal years of education, urban residence, number of children aged 3 years and younger, and desire for another child were nega- tively associated with breast-feeding for [r] ... See full document

... Sjolin and associates,49 in their prospective study of the problem of early weaning in 75 women who chose to breast-feed, found that three could not nurse for medical reasons (retracted [r] ... See full document

... The second reason that child care providers con- tinue to place infants prone appears to be parental choice. Forty of the centers had verbal policies (and 16 had written policies) allowing infants to be placed ... See full document

... sleep position. Centers reporting SIDS-related reasons as motivation for choice of sleep position were significantly more likely to al- ways use the supine or side positions than those ... See full document

... to sleep 5,6 and the accompanying Back to Sleep (now Safe to Sleep) campaign led by the National Institutes of ...back sleep position has ...safe sleep recommendations to include ... See full document

... other surveys with low response rates, our fi ndings, especially in the later years, should be interpreted with caution. Nonetheless, our study did show that the use of bedding in the sleeping environment was high ... See full document

... Factors potentiating the risk of sudden infant death syndrome associated with the prone position.. Normal and abnormal GI motility.[r] ... See full document

... and Infant Mortal- ity Programs ...risk factors remain that require increased ...of infant positioning for sleep as an effec- tive modifiable risk factor for SIDS, to focus increased attention ... See full document

... However, some groups demonstrate higher fre- quencies of prone positioning and substantial num- bers disagree with the recommendations of the AAP. Factors related to these opinions need to be discovered. For ... See full document

... ori infant sleeping ...risk factors of head covering or prone/side sleep position from use of the wahakura compared with the current gold standard of safe infant sleep: a ... See full document

... The Infant Care Practices Study was a prospective longitudinal study conducted in Boston, Lowell, and Lawrence, Massachusetts, and Toledo, ...newborn sleep practices, to document changes in sleep ... See full document

... to sleep in nonprone positions, professional medical advice was cited most frequently as the most influential reason, whereas among mothers of prone-sleeping infants, the infant’s prefer- ence was cited most ... See full document

... Parents were asked about sleep position, positional changes during sleep, and factors that influenced their decision to posi- tion their infant prone, side, or supine.. Interviews were c[r] ... See full document

... is that African American mothers and mothers with less than high school education continue to be more likely to use prone positioning, which is associated with a twofold increased risk of SIDS.‍ Other researchers ... See full document

... about infant sleep (as assessed by the MCISQ-SAD) also acted as a mediator variable between some of the other independent variables and Infant Sleep ...to infant sleep outcome, ... See full document