Introduction: Parental cognitions may directly and indirectly contribute to infant sleep
outcomes. This review provides a systematic up-to-date overview of the associations …

Objectives: The purpose of this study was to investigate the influence of maternal
physiological and psychological factors during pregnancy and after birth on infant and …

Objective Assess the mental health, physical health, cognitive and language development of
10-year old children in families where mothers have reported intimate partner violence (IPV) …

Aim To investigate clients' perspectives about outcomes of a telehealth residential unit (RU)
program for families experiencing complex early parenting issues, and to explore facilitators …

Infants evolved in the context of close contact (including co-sleeping). Evolutionary context is
rarely considered in psychological infant sleep research, and Western sleep researchers …

Background Maternal health is critical to the health and well‐being of children and families,
but is rarely the primary focus of pregnancy and birth cohort studies. Globally, poor maternal …

Background An important developmental task for infants over their first few years of life is to
learn to settle to sleep with a reasonably short latency, maintain sleep through the night and …

Early adversity (eg, family violence, parental depression, low income) places children at risk
for maltreatment and negatively impacts developmental outcomes. Optimal parental …

A systematic review of qualitative studies was conducted to explore how parents perceive
sleep quality in their infants aged 0–24 months and the factors that influence these …

Abstract Study Objectives Previous research examining toddler sleep problems has relied
almost exclusively on variable-centered statistical approaches to analyze these data, which …