Infant self-soothing to sleep

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks

The responsive parenting intervention significantly increased the proportion of infants who self-soothed to sleep at 8, 16, and 40 weeks compared with safety controls.

Effect: improvement; 44% vs 28% at 16 weeks