poor infant nocturnal sleep consolidation

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

Across the total sample, infants who self-soothed to sleep and had a bedtime at 8 PM or earlier slept on average 78 minutes longer at night at 40 weeks than those who did not self-soothe and had a lat

Effect: improvement; 78 minutes longer nighttime sleep at 40 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention reduced the proportion of mothers who fed their infant back to sleep after night waking at 16 and 40 weeks, and increased dream feeding at both time points, compa

Effect: improvement; 54% vs 72% fed back to sleep at 16 weeks