Children's sleep is critical for optimal health and development; yet sleep duration has
decreased in recent decades, and many children do not have adequate sleep. Certain sleep …

Abstract Study Objective: To provide normative sleep data on 9-18 year old Australians.
Design: Cohort study. Setting: Participants' homes. Participants: 4032 Australians aged 9-18 …

Objectives The aim of this study is to use national Australian time-diary data to examine both
(1) cross-sectionally and (2) longitudinally whether being late versus early to sleep or wake …

Abstract Study Objectives: To provide reference data on sleep duration throughout
childhood and explore the demographic characteristics associated with sleep. Design …

Aims: To characterize sleep patterns and sleep problems in a large sample of young
children (birth to 36 months) in Australia (AU) and New Zealand (NZ). Methods: Parents and …

Background There is an increasing recognition that sleep is an important aspect of health
and well‐being, and this is particularly the case in infancy and early childhood where sleep …

Objective To provide accurate population normative data documenting cross-sectional, age-
specific sleep patterns in Australian children aged 0–9 years. Design and setting The first …

Objectives Age-related changes in sleep behavior are well described in children, yet the
effect of gender, socioeconomic status (SES), and ethnicity is less clear. These factors are …

Introduction: Sleep problems are common in all ages, but may be particularly acute in urban
Singapore. This study aims to describe the sleep behaviour of, and to identify any sleep …

Aim Sleep duration and pattern have important implications for children's health. This study
aims to investigate nocturnal sleep duration, sleep pattern and their relationships with …