Beginning early in life, sleep health, including adequate quality, quantity, and consistent
sleep routines, is critical to growth and development, behavior, and mental and physical …

Racially and ethnically diverse young children who live with socioeconomic adversity are at
high risk for sleep deficiency, but few behavioral sleep interventions (BSIs) are tailored to …

Objective: To describe the perceptions of (1) parents, childcare, and health care providers
regarding sleep health among multiethnic infants and toddlers living with socioeconomic …

Study Objectives: To describe the adaptation, feasibility, and initial outcomes of Sleep Well!,
an intervention for early childhood insomnia and insufficient sleep, designed for families …

Objective: To describe the perceptions of (1) parents, childcare and healthcare providers
regarding sleep health among multiethnic infants and toddlers living with socioeconomic …

Objectives To examine whether increased socioeconomic disadvantage, indexed using a
measure of community distress, was associated with variation in caregiver-reported early …

Background Despite significant income-related disparities in pediatric sleep, few early
childhood sleep interventions have been tailored for or tested with families of lower socio …

Study Objectives: Socioeconomically disadvantaged children are at risk for poor sleep
hygiene and increased sleep problems. This pilot study examined the efficacy of Sleep …

Background: Poverty has been linked to sleep disruption, which is in turn associated with
health and behavior problems. Sleep disturbance may be a key mechanism by which …

Abstract Objectives African American children are documented as having poor sleep health
due to shorter sleep duration, sleep timing, and sleep behaviors compared to White peers …