Background In a context with strong rhetorical support for breastfeeding in the health system,
yet extremely low rates of breastfeeding after hospital discharge, UK women's decisions …

Background Infant sleep is of great interest to new parents. There is ongoing debate about
whether infants fed with breastmilk substitutes sleep longer than those exclusively or …

Objective Our purpose was to determine if babies breastfed at 6 months of age were more
likely to wake at night and less likely to sleep alone than formula‐fed babies. Patients and …

New mothers generally experience poor and/or disrupted sleep. A range of infant care and
mental health factors may impact new mothers' sleep quality. A cross-sectional online survey …

Background: Expectations for infant sleep development and for the appropriate degree of
parental proximity for infant sleep are culturally weighted and historically shifting aspects of …

There is no doubt that tiredness can be a major stress for new parents. Typically women's
sleep is disrupted in late pregnancy (Signal etal 2007), labour predominantly happens at …

The aim of this meta‐analysis was to examine the associations among infant feeding types,
sleeping habits, and maternal sleep postpartum. Databases including Cumulative Index of …

This article examines antenatal expectations and postnatal experiences of first-time mothers
to provide an insight into postnatal discontent and why so many women change their …

Breastfeeding brings many benefits to both mother and infant. Although, many women stop
breastfeeding their infants too soon. The perceived association between breastfeeding and …

OBJECTIVE: Our purpose was to explore maternal actigraphically measured sleep,
subjective sleep reports, and daytime functioning on the basis of current feeding method …