Peer-reviewed published studies and abstracts from our cutting-edge think tank of scientists, engineers, physicians, academic experts, and thought leaders to develop best-in-class research to transform the health and wellness of families
PEER-REVIEWED PUBLISHED STUDIES
The feasibility of remote measurement of infant sleep and motor development
The aim of this study was to test the feasibility of two remote data collection methods for studying sleep and motor development in infancy and the relationship between the two.
A preliminary study on the performance of the Nanit auto-videosomnography scoring system against observed video scoring and actigraphy to estimate sleep-wake states in infants.
The goal was to examine the performance of the Nanit auto-videosomnography scoring system as a measure of sleep-wake states in infants compared to observed video scoring and actigraphy.
Parental Misperceptions About Infant Sleep as a Moderator Between Co-Sleeping and Infant Sleep
The purpose of this study was to investigate associations between co-sleeping, infant sleep, and parental misperceptions about infant sleep.
ABSTRACTS
Exploring the impact of bedtime routine consistency and bedtime electronic use on infant sleep
In this study we leveraged information from the BISQ-R together with objective sleep metrics from Nanit autovideosomonography to investigate the association between bedtime routines, electronics us...
The Relationship Between Timing and Variability of Bedtime in Infants and Parent Perception of Infant Sleep
Our study aimed to investigate the relationship between timing and variability of bedtime and infant sleep duration and parental perceptions of their child’s sleep.
Sleep and temperament in 12 months old infants
In this study we propose to address this knowledge gap by investigating the relationship between infant sleep and temperament at 12 months of age, relying on objective sleep metrics.
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