Do sleep interventions change sleep duration in children aged 0–5 years? A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials

@CuriousBunnie12 https://t.co/JVKlBnz7BP Average of 8 minutes more sleep than non sleep trained

@RuthAnnHarpur I can certainly see how it would improve parental mood, sleep deprivation is a killer. Sadly a more recent systemic review and meta analysis appears a little more pessimistic about the benefits for the baby however - https://t.co/WG6MX8zrWu

@dr_musgrave @ProfTanya A recent meta analysis has shown this to be the case! When you actually look at the sleep activity in babies following sleep training they aren’t getting more sleep, only parental self report suggests that https://t.co/WG6MX8zrWu

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