Babies

Parents might now be sleep deprived as first thought – study

Thursday 14th February 2013

Research conducted at the University of Madison, Wisconsin has found that the amount of sleep deprivation that parents experience could actually be quite minimal. The study which has been published in American Journal of Epidemiology relied on...

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New parents losing four hours sleep per night – study

Monday 4th February 2013

Parents of newborns lose an average of four hours sleep each night over the first year of the baby’s life - amounting to a massive 1450 hours over the course of twelve months – and 90% of parents are woken by their child crying, according...

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Parents of Newly Crawling Babies Can Be Missing Out on Sleep – Study

Monday 7th January 2013

Research studies revealed this week suggest that newly crawling infants are more likely to wake up within the middle of the night. This was demonstrated through a series of observations and videos. Although these are precious moments for parents to...

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Crying itself to sleep can be good for your baby – study

Friday 4th January 2013

American psychologists have found in a new study that babies should be left to go to sleep by themselves – even if this means that they cry for a little while. The study conducted at Temple University in Philadelphia looked at the sleeping...

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British parents hit by ‘babylag’ – study

Thursday 20th September 2012

As a new parent have you ever experienced that that can’t-keep-your-eyes-open feeling or that desperate- for-a-nap feeling? According to leading sleep expert Dr Dev Banerjee and world renowned baby brand Johnson’s this can be recognised...

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Leaving babies to cry could have its benefits – study

Friday 14th September 2012

A recent study that was published in the journal Paediatrics has found that letting babies cry for a short period of time instead of tending to them immediately could be the secret to more sleep for both infant and parents. This would mean that parents...

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Baby Feeding Methods Effects on Sleep-Study

Thursday 11th November 2010

It is a widely held view that breast-feeding a baby can result in a night of fragmented sleep for new mothers, as babies tend to wake more often, as opposed to bottle fed infants. A recent study looked at the sleep patterns of 80 new mothers in the first...

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