Parenting and toddler self‐regulation in low‐income families: What does sleep have to do with it?
Abstract
Toddlerhood is a sensitive period in the development of self‐regulation, a set of adaptive skills that are fundamental to mental health and partly shaped by parenting. Healthy sleep is known to be critical for self‐regulation; yet, the degree to which child sleep alters interactive child–parent processes remains understudied. This study examines associations between observed parenting and toddler self‐regulation, with toddler sleep as a...
Paper Details
Title
Parenting and toddler self‐regulation in low‐income families: What does sleep have to do with it?
Published Date
May 8, 2019
Journal
Volume
40
Issue
4
Pages
479 - 495
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