Longitudinal Change in Sleep and Daytime Sleepiness in Postpartum Women

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@JASilvers @TiffanyCheingHo @Stanford @StanfordPSY But it looks like many studies focus on samples who mostly breastfeed, which may be one reason why I haven't immediately found a study testing whether breastfeeding contributes to mom's objective sleep …

RT @LboroDesign: We looked at the change in sleep and daytime sleepiness in postpartum women #researchpublication https://t.co/fLCcyA8bQw

We looked at the change in sleep and daytime sleepiness in postpartum women #researchpublication https://t.co/fLCcyA8bQw

Longitudinal Change in Sleep and Daytime Sleepiness in Healthy New Mothers http://t.co/yMOfvOEsEy

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