Parenting Styles, Sleep Quality, and Aggressive Behavior in Early Childhood

New research findings indicate that the ways in which infants at six months of age are parented exerts an influence on the children’s sleep quality, which, in turn, is associated with aggressive behavior in early childhood. Find a summary of the research at https://fpg.unc.edu/news/parenting-styles-sleep-quality-and-aggressive-behavior-early-childhood

Resource Link: https://fpg.unc.edu/news/parenting-styles-sleep-quality-and-aggressive-behavior-early-childhood

Topic(s): Adaptations and Modifications, Family-Centered Practices