Study Objectives: Maternal depressive symptoms (MDS) affect most women during the first
year postpartum. Mothers provide most of the nighttime care for infants, so studying the …

Objective To explore the prevalence of and relationship between caregiver-reported sleep
problems and sleep-related desired areas of change in young children (0–36 months) in a …

Both prenatal and postnatal maternal depression have been associated with increased
sleep problems in early childhood. However, this association is less consistent for postnatal …

Methods to improve sleep in infants commonly involve some ignoring (extinction) but are
often unpopular with mothers worried about infant distress when left to cry. Alternative more …

The objective of this study was to elucidate whether better maternal psychological well-
being contributes to the acquisition of “sleeping through the night”(STN) in infants during the …

Background Women with gestational diabetes mellitus have higher rates of perinatal
depressive symptoms, compared to healthy pregnant women. In the general population …

Studies describing paediatric sleep patterns are needed by taking culture into consideration.
The aim of this study was to identify parent‐reported sleep–wake patterns in young children …

Background The SARS-COVID-19 pandemic and its associated disease control restrictions
have in multiple ways affected families with young children, who may be especially …

Depression, poor sleep duration and low self‐efficacy are common in mothers of children
with sleep problems. However, research rarely extends beyond the postpartum period. This …

Objective To determine the associations between screen media use and sleep throughout
infancy (3–12 months). Design Prospective Nurture birth cohort. Setting North Carolina …