Mobile sensing refers to the collection of methods by which researchers derive measures of
human behaviours and contexts from the onboard sensors and logs found in smartphones …

Aim This study is a systematic review and meta‐analysis of randomised controlled trials that
employed probiotics and symbiotics for treating infantile colic. Methods We performed …

Human infant crying evolved as a signal to elicit parental care and actively influences
caregiving behaviors as well as infant–caregiver interactions. Automated cry detection …

Abstract Porges' polyvagal theory (1991) proposes that the activity of the vagal nerve
modulates moment‐by‐moment changes in adaptive behavior during stress. However, most …

Infant cry is a crucial indicator that offers valuable insights into their physical and mental
conditions, such as hunger and pain. However, the scarcity of infant cry datasets hinders the …

Background & motivation Household chaos is an established risk factor for child
development. However, current methods for measuring household chaos rely on parent …

Purpose Motherhood affects women's mental health, encompassing aspects of both
wellbeing and illbeing. This study investigated stability and change in wellbeing (ie …

The effective interpretation and response to infant crying signals are imperative for ensuring
infant well-being. Manual interpretation of these signals can be challenging, leading to …

The ubiquity of mobile devices and wearable sensors coupled with fast-evolving machine
learning algorithms has transformed people's daily life, specifically in the healthcare domain …

Today's lifestyle is fast paced, parents in the present world are very busy in their professional
life, hence they don't get sufficient time to take care of their new born babies. It is …