Effect Of An Educational-Behavioral Program About Infant Sleep Country: Iran Year: 2018 |
Lecture on general education and behavioral techniquesfor infant sleep for about 90 minutes. |
30-minute lecture on child safety and sleep safety |
- Amount of infant and maternal sleep, measured by the mother's and baby's sleep diary. - Quality of maternal sleep, measured by Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Interview (PSQI). |
- Postnatal depression, measured by Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS); - Maternal anxiety, measured by State Trait Anxiety; - Sexual satisfaction, measured by Hudson's Sexual Dysfunction Questionnaire). |
The Efficacy of the Nanit-Insights App in Improving Infant Sleep Country: United States Year: 2018 |
Application that provides parents with personalized sleep recommendations based on the baby's stage of development and weekly sleep data. |
Monitoring without application |
- Quality of infant sleep, assessed by videosomnography and Extended Brief Infant Sleep Questionnaire. |
- Quality of parents' sleep, measured by Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index; and sleep duration, number of awakenings, time to wake up and night visits by parents, confirmed by videosomnography; - Parental humor, measured by the Clinically Useful Depression Outcome Scale. |
Infant Behavioral Sleep Intervention: Comparative Efficacy Country: United States Year: 2018 |
(1) Routine adjustment + help from a sleep specialist + protocol of what parents do for children to start sleeping and in all possible awakenings at night; (2) Routine adjustment + help from a sleep specialist + protocol just to initiate sleep. |
Monitoring |
-Quality of children's sleep, measured by the Children's Sleep Questionnaire (ISQ). |
- Duration of sleep, number of nighttime awakenings, assessed by sleep diary + videosomnography); - Parents' stress assessed by self-report; - Parental humor, measured by the Profile of Mood State); - Parents' sleep, measured by the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index). |
Comparison of behavioral sleep interventions to reduce infant sleep disturbances and improve parental mental health Country: Australia Year: 2017 |
(1) Information leaflet on sleep physiology + nursing instruction to perform the gradual extinction technique; (2) Information leaflet on sleep physiology + instruction on how to teach children to sleep independently + not to leave the room and attend to children when asked. |
Information leaflet on sleep physiology + instruction to answer questionnaires |
- Night awakenings, assessed by actigraphy and parental self-report; - Levels of parental depression assessed, measured by Edinburgh Post Natal Depression. |
- Attachment levels between parents and baby, measured by the Parental Attachment Questionnaire (PAQ); - Wear level, measured by the intervention participants' withdrawal); - Parents' stress levels, measured by Subjective Stress Scale (SUDS); - Babies' stress level measured by salivary cortisol. |
Infant Sleep Hygiene Counseling Trial Country: Brazil Year: 2016 |
(1) Home visit for routine adjustment, sleep environment, sleep self-regulation practices and guidance for babies to be placed in the crib while still sleepy; (2) Actigraphy + home visit, intervention guidelines 1, sleep diary monitoring and telephone calls. |
Home visits and delivery of material on breastfeeding |
- Number of hours in a row in night sleep, measured by Brief Infant Sleep Questionnaire (BISQ). |
- Linear growth, measured by anthropometry; - Neurocognitive development, measured by Intergrowth Neurodevelopment Assessment tool - INTER-NDA and the Oxford Neurodevelopment Assessment tool - OX-NDA). |
Play2Sleep: Using Play to Improve Infant Sleep Country: Canada Year: 2016 |
Intervention through Play2Sleep Game with each parent separately. A recording is made, stimulating the bond between the parents and a leaflet on infant sleep is delivered. |
Handout only |
- Number of nighttime awakenings, measured by Brief Infant Sleep Questionnaire (BISQ). |
- Parental depression, measured by Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS); - Parental sense of competence, measured by Parental Sense of Competence (PSOC) Scale; - Marital satisfaction, measured by Dyadic Adjustment Scale (DAS-4); - Parent-child interactions, measured by Parent-Child Interaction Teaching Scale (PCITS); - Cognition of parents about baby sleep, measured by the Maternal Cognitions about Infant Sleep Questionnaire (MCISQ). |
The impact o education on the fatigue and sleep disorders in the mother and infant in the postpartum period Country: Iran Year: 2015 |
(1) One-to-one training on the tenth day after birth (30-45 minutes) + daily text messages for 60 days. (2) Delivery of a CD with guidance on sleep on the tenth day after birth + daily text messages for 60 days. |
Visit to answer the instruments, on the tenth and sixty days after birth |
- Children's sleep quality: assessed by a sleep diary; - Quality of mothers' sleep, measured by Pittsburgh Sleep Quality. - Maternal fatigue: measured by Fatigue Intensity Questionnaire. |
Not mentioned |
A randomized controlled trial of behavioral interventions for infant sleep disturbance Country: Australia Year: 2012 |
Gradual extinction (placing the child awake in the crib, leaving the room and returning to warm up periodically), with routine adjustment and 24-hour follow-up for seven days. |
Sleep education about time, naps and sleep environment in a 50-minute individual class |
Sleep duration assessed by the sleep diary and actigraphy. |
Child stress level assessed by salivary cortisol. |
Tips for Infant and Parent Sleep (TIPS) Country: Canada Year: 2005 |
Behavioral interventions+ sleep hygiene guidelines by nurses in the immediate postpartum period. |
Follow-up only |
- Duration of night sleep, assessed by a sleep diary and actigraphy; - Duration of naps: field diary and actigraphy; - Duration of maternal sleep: field diary and actigraphy. |
- Morning and night fatigue, measured by Fatigue Visual Analogue Scale Fatigue (VAS); - Child sleep disorder, measured by General Sleep Disturbance Scale (GSDS). - Depressive symptoms, measured by Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS); - Maternal anxiety, measured by State-Trait Anxiety Inventory, state-anxiety subscale. |
Impact of an infant sleep parenting intervention at age 6 months on infant sleep problems at ages 6 to 12 months and maternal psychological and physical wellbeing Country: Australia Year: 2004 |
Behavioral interventionsby nurses to improve nighttime awakenings and facilitate the onset of sleep, through gradual extinction and follow-up for 60 days. |
Usual assistance of maternal and child health nurses |
Maternal report of decreased sleep problems |
- Psychological, physical and maternal well-being; - Amount and quality of maternal sleep. (form of measurement not mentioned). |
A randomized ontrolled trial to compare alternative strategies for preventing infant crying and sleeping problems in the first 3 months of life Country: United Kingdom Year: 2004 |
(1) Sleep education to intervene in the sleep environment, reinforced feeding at the end of the night, and teaching the baby to sleep in the crib; (2) Sleep education + educational manual + visit by health visitors. |
Standard visit by health visitors, offered by the government |
Number of nights without awakening per week (between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.). |
Not mentioned |