Infant sleep training

DockATot Addresses the Brand's Next Generation in the United States

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Friday, November 11, 2022

WILMINGTON, N.C., Nov. 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Wildchild Stockholm, Inc (dba DockATot) is sharing its strategic direction for the brand in the US market, given the evolving regulatory landscape and expectations for the next generation of parenting essentials. DockATot is addressing the implications of the Consumer Product Safety Commission's (CPSC) sweeping announcement related to the Infant Sleep Product Rule. The brand is also clarifying how the standard impacts DockATot's Deluxe+ lounger and detailing the strategic direction the firm has been working toward to further meet the needs of parents across the planet.

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DockATot is addressing the implications of the Consumer Product Safety Commission's (CPSC) sweeping announcement related to theInfant Sleep Product Rule.
DockATot voluntarily ceased manufacturing and chose to not sell Deluxe+ docks in the US that were made later than June 23, 2022.
Leveraging the learnings from the close work with product standards, the next generation from DockATot doubles down on safety, function, style and now also sustainability.
Fashion, function, and safety were never compromised as DockATot entered new categories across the home, juvenile sleep essentials, feeding pillows, and more.

Whether At Home or Traveling for the Holidays CPSC Reminds Parents to Keep Babies' Sleep Space Safe

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Thursday, November 10, 2022

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- With the holiday season fast approaching and families preparing to gather, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is teaming up with members of Congress and safety advocates to remind adults to keep the little ones safe – whether at home or at grandma's house – by always creating a safe sleep space.

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"I'm excited to be working alongside these trusted collaborators to expand our reach and provide parents, grandparents, and caregivers with the best safe sleep practices for their babies during the holidays and all year," said CPSC Chair Alex Hoehn-Saric.
This event was held following a year of aggressive Congressional and CPSC action to protect babies from product hazards.
In addition to these steps forward on infant sleep products, major steps were taken to improve the marketplace for baby safety.
"Recent CPSC actions against infant sleeping products have been key to ensuring businesses are removing harmful products and babies are kept safe.

New Data on Infant Sleep During COVID-19 to Be Presented at 2020 European Sleep (ESRS) Congress

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Tuesday, September 22, 2020

Branches of biology, Mind, Biology, Sleep, Infancy, Sleep problems in women, Infant sleep training

The new studies are the first to use objective sleep measurement to examine how infant sleep was impacted by the onset of COVID-19 in the United States as well as the role parental behavior plays in perceived infant sleep problems pre-pandemic.

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The new studies are the first to use objective sleep measurement to examine how infant sleep was impacted by the onset of COVID-19 in the United States as well as the role parental behavior plays in perceived infant sleep problems pre-pandemic.
In both studies, researchers at Flinders University and Nanit employed Nanit's AI-powered smart baby monitors to objectively track infant sleep quality along with data reported by parents.
Using Nanit's computer vision technology, researchers measured infant sleep metrics (nighttime sleep duration, sleep onset and wake up time and nighttime parental visits) for 14 consecutive days.
Perceived infant sleep problems, parent depression levels, and cry tolerancewere also reported by parents in an online survey.

Caregiver-Reported Child Sleep Problems Associated with Impaired Academic and Psychosocial Functioning in Middle Childhood

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Monday, August 3, 2020

Branches of biology, Sleep disorders, Neuroscience, Sleep, Dream, Neurophysiology, Insomnia, Infant sleep training

"The range of impairments across academic and psychosocial domains in middle childhood indicate that it is important to screen for sleep problems consistently over the course of a child's development, especially to target children who experience persistent sleep problems over time."

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"The range of impairments across academic and psychosocial domains in middle childhood indicate that it is important to screen for sleep problems consistently over the course of a child's development, especially to target children who experience persistent sleep problems over time."
In analyzing caregiver-reported sleep behaviors, the researchers found five distinct sleep problem trajectories, or patterns that characterized child sleep problems over time: persistent sleep problems through middle childhood (7.7%), limited infant/ preschool sleep problems (9.0%), increased middle childhood sleep problems (17.0%), mild sleep problems over time (14.4%) and no sleep problems (51.9%).
Children with increased middle childhood sleep problems also experienced greater psychosocial problems and worse quality of life, but did not score lower on academic achievement.
Children with limited infant/preschool sleep problems or mild increases in sleep problems over time also demonstrated psychosocial impairments and had worse caregiver-reported quality of life, but the effects were smaller than the other sleep trajectories.

Sleep Cycle Releases Sleep Training Designed to Improve Sleep in 14 Days

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Thursday, May 28, 2020

Health, Fitness & Nutrition, Consumer electronics, Mobile, Wireless, Technology, Branches of biology, Biology, Neuroscience, Sleep in non-human animals, Sleep, Infant sleep training, Effects of sleep deprivation on college students

Sleep Cycle , the top rated alarm clock and sleep tracker app, announces the release of Sleep Cycle Sleep Training, designed to improve users sleep in two weeks through education and personalized daily guides.

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Sleep Cycle , the top rated alarm clock and sleep tracker app, announces the release of Sleep Cycle Sleep Training, designed to improve users sleep in two weeks through education and personalized daily guides.
The idea of sleep training based on aggregated sleep data and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy wasnt new to our team, but once established it needed time to mature and find its natural place within the product, said Andreas Roman, Head of Content at Sleep Cycle.
Available for free to all Sleep Cycle users, the 14-day Sleep Training will consist of daily email prompts, providing valuable insights on the ways sleep patterns can differ for each person along with daily suggestions to guide each user on the road to better sleep.
With millions of users worldwide, Sleep Cycle has also become the worlds richest repository of data on global sleep habits.

Dayzz Supports Corporates and Individuals During the COVID-19 Outbreak by Offering Its Sleep Training Program at No Cost

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Wednesday, March 25, 2020

Humans, Human behavior, Behavioural sciences, Developmental psychology, Human development, Infancy, Infant sleep training, Parenting, Sleep

In line with dayzz' continuous mission to help people protect their sleep and wellbeing, the company has decided to support individuals and organizations providing its solution at no cost for this period.

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In line with dayzz' continuous mission to help people protect their sleep and wellbeing, the company has decided to support individuals and organizations providing its solution at no cost for this period.
For more information or queries about the dayzz organizational sleep program at no cost, contact Amir Inditzky at [email protected] .
dayzz is an innovative digital sleep solution, providing personalized sleep training plans to individuals across the US.
dayzz offers its sleep solution to US employers and payers to increase productivity, enhance well-being, optimize usage of the healthcare system and reduce associated costs.

Landmark Sleep Survey Conducted by dayzz Highlights Employees at Some of World's Largest Companies Suffer From Regular Lack of Sleep

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Tuesday, August 6, 2019

Branches of biology, Sleep, Biology, Neuroscience, Sleep deprivation, Infant sleep training, Insomnia

Medical professionals and sleep experts agree that most people need between seven and nine hours of sleep a night.

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Medical professionals and sleep experts agree that most people need between seven and nine hours of sleep a night.
Based on the results of the survey, dayzz created calculated a Sleep Score, giving each company a "grade" between 4-100 based on their employees' average sleep time, average sleep loss, amount of quality sleep and non-quality sleep due to work-related matters.
Employees are harming themselves, their loved ones, their companies and clients by not getting enough sleep.
dayzz is an innovative corporate sleep solution, providing personalized sleep training plans to employees across the US.

Dream Baby Sleep® Launches DREAM TRIBE

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Wednesday, May 15, 2019

Sleep, Infancy, Human development, Behavioural sciences, Humans, Dream, Infant sleep training, Infant

RIDGEWOOD, N.J., May 14, 2019 /PRNewswire/ --Dream Baby Sleep, a top-rated company of certified sleep experts announced today the upcoming launch of the Dream Tribe.

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RIDGEWOOD, N.J., May 14, 2019 /PRNewswire/ --Dream Baby Sleep, a top-rated company of certified sleep experts announced today the upcoming launch of the Dream Tribe.
Dream Tribe is an opt-in monthly membership that provides parents with tips, guidance and best practices for healthy sleep.
Carolynne J. Harvey, Founder of Dream Baby Sleep and Author of the eBook series "Dream Baby Nights" is very passionate about supporting women.
One of the primary goals of the Dream Tribe is to offer affordable baby & toddler sleep training support to Moms.

4 Tips to Prevent Daylight Savings From Ruining Your Baby's Sleep

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Wednesday, September 26, 2018

Sleep, Neuroscience, Biology, Behavior, Infant sleep training, Ferber method, Sleep in non-human animals, Nap

Follow these simple steps to help your child adjust to the time change and prevent sleep regressions.

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Follow these simple steps to help your child adjust to the time change and prevent sleep regressions.
Eight days before daylight savings, start shifting your child's nap and bedtime schedule later by 15 minutes every 2 days.
Choose a sleep training method you're comfortable with using 1 of our 4 sleep training eBooks .Sleep training does NOT have to mean Cry It Out.
Harvey is a graduate of Sleep Baby Sleep Certified Sleep Consultants, attended 200 hours of Family Sleep Institute Child Sleep Consultant program, and has been personally mentored by Deborah Pedrick, Founder and President of Family Sleep Institute.

New Offering from Dream Baby Sleep® Gives Hope to Parents Struggling with Sleep for Baby

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Wednesday, August 15, 2018

Sleep, Neuroscience, Biology, Human development, Parenting, Developmental psychology, Infancy, Infant sleep training, Sleep in non-human animals

The DREAM BABY NIGHTS E-Book offers:

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The DREAM BABY NIGHTS E-Book offers:
Actionable expert advice on establishing healthy sleep habits, creating a successful bedtime routine and capitalizing on key "nap sleep windows" that even the most exhausted parents can quickly read and put into practice.
Each of the four books then dives into one specific sleep training method, tailored to match the age of the baby, child's temperament and the parents cry tolerance.
"At Dream Baby Sleep we leverage the science behind sleep to prevent an overtired state, recommend a sleep training method aligned with the parenting style and temperament of the baby and provide benchmarks for success."
Carolynne is a graduate of Sleep Baby Sleep Certified Sleep Consultants, completed 250 hours of Family Sleep Institute Child Sleep Consultant program, and has been personally mentored by Deborah Pedrick, Founder and President of Family Sleep Institute.