May 2015 PMID 25325483

Bedtime routines for young children: a dose-dependent association with sleep outcomes.

Jodi A Mindell, Albert M Li, Avi Sadeh, Robert Kwon, Daniel Y T Goh

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What people are saying

The overall tone reflects a balanced recognition of the study's findings, with comments like 'routine is linked to better sleep' and 'establishing regular routines can improve behavior,' demonstrating genuine interest and engagement. The language is relatively neutral but indicates that many see practical implications for childhood sleep routines, underscoring its potential impact on parenting practices.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions acknowledge the importance of bedtime routines and recognize the study's findings regarding their positive effects.

InterestModerate interest

Participants show moderate interest, engaging with concepts like routines and behavioral impacts, but some posts focus on general parenting rather than the research itself.

EngagementModerate engagement

Posts often reference specific aspects like the dose-dependent relationship and behavioral improvements, indicating a thoughtful engagement.

ImpactModerate impact

The discussions suggest that the publication could influence parenting practices and attitudes toward establishing routines for better sleep outcomes.

Abstract in brief

  • A study involving over 10,000 children from multiple countries found that a consistent bedtime routine is linked to better sleep outcomes, such as earlier bedtimes, less sleep onset delay, fewer night wakings, and longer sleep duration.
  • The research showed a dose-dependent relationship, meaning the more often a child has a regular bedtime routine, the better their sleep and behavior outcomes, both currently and in the past.
  • These findings suggest that establishing and maintaining a regular bedtime routine, especially from a young age, can significantly improve sleep quality and reduce sleep and behavior problems in young children across diverse cultural regions.

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赤ちゃんのねんね相談®︎|夜泣き相談|原田智恵
@nentorefumimama · X

@chanmi_mama222 ルーティンが睡眠改善と関連していることが示唆されているため、全体的な登園の流れなど、ルーティンは夫婦それぞれある程度同じにするメリットはあると考えます。小さい子はまだ「この後どうなる」というイメージが持てないため、予期させてあげるのが大事かなと考えます https://t.co/ZM7RXz8sot

Mar 6, 2023 · 2 likes · 14,044 followers View post →
赤ちゃんのねんね相談®︎|夜泣き相談|原田智恵
@nentorefumimama · X

解決の遠回りに感じますが、「寝る時間」「寝る場所」「寝る方法」は、毎日繰り返すことで、赤ちゃんも「このタイミングで、ここでこうやって寝るんだ」と学習に。 https://t.co/1xIvP5HEJe

Dec 1, 2022 · 2 likes · 14,044 followers View post →

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赤ちゃんのねんね相談®︎|夜泣き相談|原田智恵
@nentorefumimama · X

@chanmi_mama222 ルーティンが睡眠改善と関連していることが示唆されているため、全体的な登園の流れなど、ルーティンは夫婦それぞれある程度同じにするメリットはあると考えます。小さい子はまだ「この後どうなる」というイメージが持てないため、予期させてあげるのが大事かなと考えます https://t.co/ZM7RXz8sot

Mar 6, 2023 · 2 likes · 14,044 followers View post →
赤ちゃんのねんね相談®︎|夜泣き相談|原田智恵
@nentorefumimama · X

解決の遠回りに感じますが、「寝る時間」「寝る場所」「寝る方法」は、毎日繰り返すことで、赤ちゃんも「このタイミングで、ここでこうやって寝るんだ」と学習に。 https://t.co/1xIvP5HEJe

Dec 1, 2022 · 2 likes · 14,044 followers View post →
赤ちゃんのねんね相談®︎|夜泣き相談|原田智恵
@nentorefumimama · X

ルーティンの必要性については、下記URL【幼児の就寝時の習慣:睡眠の成果との用量依存的な関連性】 一貫した就寝時刻の習慣は、就寝時刻の早さ、入眠潜時の短さ、夜間覚醒の減少、睡眠時間の増加など、より良い睡眠結果と関連していた。(文献より一部抜粋) (続く) https://t.co/ZM7RXzpvqt

May 13, 2021 · 14,044 followers View post →