Background Sleep is essential for human health and functioning. Parents of preterm infants
are susceptible to sleep disturbances because of stress related to the preterm birth. Poor …

Background The early birth and hospitalization of a preterm infant in neonatal intensive care
unit can produce several emotional and behavioural responses including sleep problems for …

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

Background This scoping review focuses on infant sleep-related factors and themes that are
relevant when health practitioners provide preventive health services to expectant and new …

Objectives The findings regarding the association between prematurity, sleep problems, and
maternal psychological well-being are mixed. This study examined preterm-and term-born …

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 …

Background Sleep disturbance among adults has consequences for their health and
functioning. Among mothers of infants, there is evidence that fatigue and sleep disturbance …

Night-waking is typical across infancy and early childhood, inevitably disrupting family sleep.
For some children, sleep problems develop and endure throughout childhood. This …

Sleep disruption and deprivation are highly prevalent among parents of an infant. However,
most postpartum sleep studies focus solely on mothers, and few studies have investigated …

Study Objectives: This systematic review aimed to examine the:(1) strength of associations
between prenatal sleep (ie, duration, quality, and insomnia) and psychological health (ie …