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New parents often expect their baby to start sleeping through the night around the time they reach six months of age. But according to a new led by Professor Marie-Hélène Pennestri, parents should view sleep consolidation as a process, instead of a milestone to be achieved at a specific age. Tracking 44 infants over a period of two weeks, she found that sleeping patterns vary greatly – not only for different babies, but also night to night for the same baby.

Classified as: infant, Baby, sleep, parents, sleeping through the night, sleep consolidation, Marie‑Hélène Pennestri
Published on: 2 Dec 2020

Everyone likes to look at young babies. But who wants to listen? Well…it turns out that other babies do.

Classified as: news, Research, NSERC, Baby, babble, Language development, Linda Polka, School of Communication Disorders
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Published on: 12 May 2015
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