Paternal mental health is beginning to be recognized as an essential part of perinatal health.
Historically, fathers were not recognized as being at risk for perinatal mental illnesses or …

Background The consequences of having an excessively crying infant in the family are
acknowledged in research, yet to our knowledge, no literature review has been made …

Objective To determine whether infants with severe persistent sleep problems are at
increased risk of (1) meeting diagnostic criteria for a psychiatric disorder (age 10 years), and …

Disrupted parental sleep, presenting as post-partum fatigue and perceived as problematic
infant sleep, is related to increased symptoms of depression and anxiety among new …

Background Maternal and paternal depression has been associated with infants' behavioral
sleep problems. Behavioral sleep interventions, which alter parental cognitions about infant …

Night-waking is typical across infancy and early childhood, inevitably disrupting family sleep.
For some children, sleep problems develop and endure throughout childhood. This …

Background This study aims to explore the emotional and behavioural responses and
coping strategies of fathers or expectant fathers who faced a significant traumatic event …

Background Sleep disturbance among adults has consequences for their health and
functioning. Among mothers of infants, there is evidence that fatigue and sleep disturbance …

Objective To assess the feasibility of the family paediatrician's (FP) role in identifying the
signs of postpartum depression in parents in time to guarantee child well-being. Design …

Background Infant colic, or excessive crying in an otherwise healthy infant, is common,
although the cause (s) are not known. This study aimed to determine whether parental …