Background Although intention to breastfeed in Western culture is high, many women stop
breastfeeding before they are ready. From a physiological perspective, rates of primary milk …

The human need for sleep is universal and unquestioned; however, humans vary in their
sleep needs according to age, individual differences, as well as cultural and social norms …

Background What lactating mothers eat flavors breast milk and, in turn, modifies their infants'
acceptance of similarly flavored foods. Objective We sought to determine the effects of the …

Background Although most studies have reported unfavorable short-term effects of
breastfeeding on early-childhood sleep-wake behaviors that potentially attenuate over time …

This article explores the complex issue of breastfeeding and maternal mental health. Many
women stop breastfeeding before they are ready, often leading to feelings of anxiety, guilt …

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 …

Objective: Worldwide data suggest a clash between parental complementary feeding
practices and recommendations. Understanding the circumstances under which parents …

This paper is a systematic review on the reference values and changes in infant sleep–wake
behaviour during the first 12 months of life. This systematic review was conducted according …

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 …

Objectives Many studies of infant sleep rely solely on parentally-reported data, assuming
that parents accurately report their infant's sleep parameters. The objective of this paper is to …