Sleep complaints are common amongst mothers of infants and insufficient, inefficient or
fragmented sleep is associated with postnatal depression. The aim of this review is to …

Infant sleep problems are prevalent and have a negative impact on infant growth and
development, maternal sleep, and maternal mood. The effects of psychosocial sleep …

Evidence suggests that poor postpartum sleep quality is a risk factor for the development of
postpartum depression. As such, non-pharmacological interventions have been developed …

Abstract Study Objectives Insomnia Disorder diagnoses require persistent sleep complaints
despite “adequate sleep opportunity.” Significant Perinatal Sleep Disruption makes this …

Background Sleep disruption during the first postpartum year is associated with several
negative health outcomes including postpartum depression. Such disruption may be a …

Background A woman's vulnerability to sleep disruption and mood disturbance is
heightened during the perinatal period and there is a strong bidirectional relationship …

Background There is a high association between disturbed (poor quality) sleep and
depression, which has lead to a consensus that there is a bidirectional relationship between …

Objective To evaluate the effectiveness of sleep education delivered antenatally and at 3
weeks postpartum to prevent infant sleep problems at 6 months of age. Design Sleep …

Objectives: To determine whether a community-delivered intervention targeting infant sleep
problems improves infant sleep and maternal well-being and to report the costs of this …

This systematic review and meta-analysis was conducted to investigate the effectiveness of
behavioral sleep interventions (BSIs) on the number of child night awakenings, and …