Background: Healthy sleep is important not only for physical health but also for brain
development in children. Several reports have revealed that Japanese adults and children …

Background: Sleep problems are quite common among young children and are often a
challenge for parents and a hinderance to children's development. Although behavioral …

Background Empirically supported treatments for pediatric sleep problems exist, but many
families turn to other sources for help with their children's sleep, such as smartphone apps …

Background: Sleep disturbances are common in young people and have consequences for
academic, social, emotional, and behavioral development. The most effective treatment is …

Background: In the United States, nearly half (48%) of school-aged children experience
sleep disturbance that results in less than the recommended sleep duration, which may …

Background Excessive crying, sleeping, and feeding problems in early childhood are major
stressors that can result in parents feeling socially isolated and having low self-efficacy …

Background: In Thailand, children born in government hospitals receive a maternal and
child health handbook (MCHH). However, when a new MCHH edition is released, those with …

Background: Despite the high prevalence of short sleep duration (29.2% of adults sleep< 6
hours on weekdays), there are no existing theory-based behavioral interventions to extend …

Background Sudden unexpected infant death (SUID) remains a leading cause of infant
mortality; therefore, understanding parental practices of infant sleep at home is essential …

Background: Despite public health guidelines to limit sedentary behavior, many young
children spend large amounts of time sedentary (eg, screen and sitting time) during waking …