Only one regulation defined rest (Alberta). Our analysis of regulations identified four themes representing sleep, rest, and naps: programming (general programming, daily programming); space (dedicated space, amount of space, age-specific space); equipment (developmental appropriateness, acceptable sleep...
Spencer, R., and Riggins, T. “Contributions of memory and brain development to the bioregulation of naps and nap transitions in early childhood.”Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 119 (2022).https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2123415119. MedlinePlus...
Since 2016, China has progressively relaxed family planning policies to stimulate birth rates. This paper examines the behavioral health repercussions of China’s 2016 universal two-child policy (UTCP) by analyzing sleep pattern data from China Family Pa
sleep can be rather interpreted as an active process involving numerous physiological changes throughout the whole body1. Therefore, adequate sleep quality and quantity are fundamental to optimal physical and mental health. Besides, insufficient
Working from home blurs the lines between our workplaces and our place to rest, making it difficult for our brains to exit “work mode” and enter “sleep mode”. For parents, combining childcare with a remote work environment means interrupted work, leaving less time for sleep as they may...
【题目】C Rest is necessary for development, which is why get-ting enough sleep is important, most especially for chil-dren. Researchers found out, however, that napping in toddlers beyond two years old may actually be bad for children as it affects their ability to sleep at night.Led by ...
According to Rothbart and Derryberry’s definition, temperament consists of “constitutionally based individual differences in reactivity and self-regulation, influenced over time by heredity and experience” [32]. Common indicators of temperament include surgency (e.g., high positive emotional reactivity ...
Carrell hasn't experienced any side effects of sleepmaxxing and intends to mouth tape for the rest of her life. She's even noticed changes to her breathing patterns during other activities. "Now when I walk up a steep hill, I don't have to puff through my mouth. I'm breathing more ...
In addition, other exogenous cues such as dietary intake, exercise, and myriad aspects of the social environment also influence sleep–wake regulation1. As sleep behavior is closely linked with sociality, it is critical to examine the intersection of these influences on human sleep to ...
and myriad aspects of the social environment also influence sleep–wake regulation1. As sleep behavior is closely linked with sociality, it is critical to examine the intersection of these influences on human sleep to understand its cross-cultural expression3,4. Much of the existing sleep research...