[PDF] Top 20 Outcomes of Infant Sleep Problems: A Longitudinal Study of Sleep, Behavior, and Maternal Well-Being

... this study include the prospective nature of the data ...severe infant sleep problems at baseline than mothers who did ...this study may not generalize to a wider ...child sleep, ... See full document

... significant infant sleep disturbance: parent report of a severe sleep problem or actigraphic wakes of greater than two per night averaged over five ...Secondary outcomes were improvements in ... See full document

... the Longitudinal Study of Australian ...severe sleep problems over the 2 waves and (2) severity (none, mild, moderate/ severe) of sleep problems at wave ...2. Outcomes ... See full document

... The study involved a reanalysis of data from the second wave of the Basel Study of Preterm Children (BSPC; see Maurer et ...second study wave of that study). In total 143 children had ... See full document

... Our study had a number of ...of infant behavior (diary) and caregiver mental ...our outcomes, suggesting that sample attrition has not biased our fi ...in infant outcomes suggests ... See full document

... the sleep of women during pregnancy and ...such sleep prob- lems continue beyond the first few months ...A longitudinal population-based study from Norway re- cently showed that nocturnal ... See full document

... Background: Infant crying and sleep problems ...to sleep) each affect up to 30% of infants and often ...adverse outcomes including postnatal depression symptoms, early weaning from ... See full document

... This study has limitations that necessitate cautious interpretation of study ...servation study yielded foundational data based on a huge amount of time-based measures, the small subject sample size ... See full document

... of sleep and wakefulness shift to a diurnal pattern of organisation (Sadeh, ...is well established typically with one long period of sleep at night of around 8 to 12 hours and two shorter ... See full document

... this study should be mentioned. First, the study design was a cross-sectional design, limiting our ability to draw causal ...causes sleep onset difficulties or whether children with ADHD who have ... See full document

... Sleep problems often have numerous negative conse- quences such as daily impairment and susceptibility to the onset of major psychiatric ...Therefore, sleep behavior and sleep ... See full document

... Results: No significant differences between the two study groups were found for age (P = 0.871), gender (P = 0.704), z-score of body mass index (P = 0.656), total intelligence quotient (P = 0.358), and PDSS scores ... See full document

... same study [18], behav- ioural and emotional problems were found to account for most of the sleep problems in children with chronic ill- ...that study, no conclusions could be drawn ... See full document

... our and others’ evidence, it would stand to reason that, if the infants awakened more often, their mothers would too. It is possible that, despite their self-reports, breastfeeding moth- ers are awakening more often ... See full document

... But since 2002, the story has become more complicated.‍ The AAP recommendations evolved to back is better than side and then back only in 2005.‍ Other risk factors emerged, such as soft bedding and bed-sharing, and the ... See full document

... present study was to examine correlation between Training Load (TL), Monotony (MT), Strain (ST), Acute Chronic Work Load Ratio (ACWR), Sleep, Well-being and Incidence of Injuries over a pre ... See full document

... in sleep duration was associated with better MCS score, it was not associated with better PCS score at ...longer sleep do not necessarily emerge at the same speed or magnitude across different health ... See full document

... as well as fewer sleep complaints (Dunn, Trivedi , & O’Neal , 2001; Feng, Zhang, Du, Ye, & He, 2014; Gerber et ...of sleep (Friedman, Brooks, Bliwise, Yesavage, & Wicks, 1995; Tworoger et ... See full document

... present study were to survey the prevalence of sleep problems in a nonpsychiatric- referred population of preadolescent children (ages 4 –12 years) and to determine whether sleep prob- lems ... See full document

... precluded sleep-wake cycling, signi fi cant airway anomalies that were likely to result in sleep- disordered breathing, and abnormal hearing screening (brainstem auditory evoked ... See full document