Behavior programs to improve infants’ sleep routines
Part of Brain & nervous system, Mental health clinical trials.
This study tests two behavioral parent-training approaches to help babies with early sleep problems learn to fall asleep and stay asleep with less help. It may help families who want the baby to sleep more independently.
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Who can take part
- Baby has early-childhood insomnia (sleep problems) as defined in DSM-5
- Parents want the baby to sleep more independently (less help to fall asleep or stay asleep)
- Your family has two parents and both speak Hebrew
- Baby was born at full term (more than 36 weeks)
- No major sleep or breathing problems (for example, suspected sleep apnea) for the baby or parents
- Neither the baby nor the parents have a significant long-term health problem (based on your answers)
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