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Finding
Finding
decline
Bedsharing at time t predicted significantly higher odds of maternal depressive symptoms at time t+1, compared to room-sharing or separate-room sleeping, and these results persisted after adjustment for perception of infant sleep problem, breastfeeding, infant temperament, and study intervention group.
| Follow-up | 15 months |
| Comparator | Room-sharing (infant in crib in parent's room) or separate-room sleeping |
| Effect summary | decline |
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Source
PMC8821130
Directionality of the associations between bedsharing, maternal depressive symptoms, and infant sleep during the first 15 months of life