This could mean a better night’s sleep for you and your little one!
your little one? Waiting until kids are 3 years old to make the transition from a crib to a bed, aThe research was funded by J&J Consumer Inc. and led by Ariel Williamson of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia where she and colleagues collected data from nearly 2,000 caregivers with toddlers between the ages of 18 and 36 months.
The researchers discovered rates of crib-sleeping regularly decreased with age, with 63 percent of toddlers sleeping in a crib from ages 18 to 24 months, as compared to 34 percent still in a crib at 24 to 30 months and 13 percent from 30 to 36 months. But the real takeaway was kids who slept in cribs appeared to have better sleep routines.
Specifically, those in cribs tended to go to bed earlier, fall asleep sooner, sleep for longer stretches throughout the night and resist parents less at bedtime.Williamson saysIn the future the researchers hope to use the app to investigate how parents start the crib-to-bed transition and what motivates them to make this move., which offers insights on sleep schedules, problems and solutions.
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