Exzessives Schreien des Säuglings

Thiel-Bonney, Consolata; Cierpka, Manfred

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-40742-0_3

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“…In contrast, maternal education and social welfare receipt, as well as siblings in the household and being breastfed, showed only minor links to children's sleeping problems. While these results are in line with other studies (Castro Dias & Figueiredo, 2020;Schmid et al, 2011;Thiel-Bonney & Cierpka, 2015), socioeconomic burden and other psychosocial stressors have been proven stronger elsewhere (e.g., Schmid et al, 2011).…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 92%

“…Since our two mediators are not the only potential mechanisms linking maternal psychopathology to children's regulatory problems, we expect a partial mediation only. To identify potential confounders that have to be controlled for when testing the model, we analyzed potential pre-, peri-, and postnatal risk factors known from previous research (Castro Dias & Figueiredo, 2020;Thiel-Bonney & Cierpka, 2015;Wurmser & Papoušek, 2004).…”

Section: The Current Studymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Confounding variables. Sociodemographic characteristics and pre-, peri-, and postnatal risk factors, which might be considered confounders (Castro Dias & Figueiredo, 2020;Thiel-Bonney & Cierpka, 2015;Wurmser & Papoušek, 2004), were assessed. These factors include sociodemographic characteristics such as age of mother and child, child gender, immigrant background of the child, other minors (siblings) in the household, maternal education according to the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED), social welfare receipt (poverty risk), household income, and single parenthood.…”

Section: Maternal Psychopathology and Parent-child-interactionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Linking maternal psychopathology to children's excessive crying and sleeping problems in a large representative German sample—The mediating role of social isolation and bonding difficulties

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Müller

Reck

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Infancy

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Attaining self‐regulation is a major developmental task in infancy, in which many children show transient difficulties. Persistent, clinically relevant difficulties in self‐regulation include excessive crying or sleeping disorders. Many families with affected children are burdened with multiple psychosocial risk. This suggests that regulatory problems are best conceptualized as the maladaptive interplay of overly burdened parents and a dysfunctional parent–child interaction. The current study examines whether social isolation and bonding difficulties function as mediating mechanisms linking maternal psychopathology to (1) children's excessive crying and (2) sleeping problems. The sample comprised N = 6598 mothers (M = 31.51 years) of children between zero to three years of age (M = 14.08 months, 50.1% girls). In addition to socio demographic data, the written questionnaire included information on maternal depression/anxiety, isolation, bonding, and children's regulatory problems. Hypotheses were tested with a mediation model controlling for psychosocial risk and child characteristics. As expected, maternal symptoms of depression/anxiety were linked to infants‘ excessive crying and sleeping problems. Social isolation and bonding difficulties mediated this association for excessive crying as well as for sleeping problems, but social isolation was a single mediator for sleeping problems only. The findings provide important insights in the mediating pathways linking maternal psychopathology to children's regulatory problems.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 92%

Section: The Current Studymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Maternal Psychopathology and Parent-child-interactionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Linking maternal psychopathology to children's excessive crying and sleeping problems in a large representative German sample—The mediating role of social isolation and bonding difficulties

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Müller

Reck

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Infancy

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“…Der Zusammenhang des exzessiven Schreiens mit gestörtem Schlafverhalten ist durch Studien 13 und zahlreiche klinische Beobachtungen 11 belegt. Das Ausmaß kindlicher Schrei- und Unruhephasen hängt mit dem Ausmaß des relativen Schlafdefizits zusammen.…”

Section: Exzessives Schreienunclassified

Frühkindliche Regulationsstörung – bedürfnisorientierte Betreuung im Wochenbett

Dotzauer

2023

Hebamme

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Frühkindliche Regulationsstörungen betreffen jede vierte bis fünfte Familie und sind ein wichtiges Beratungsthema. Sie äußern sich phasentypisch in Schrei-, Schlaf-, Fütter- oder Verhaltensproblemen. Je nach Ausmaß kann dies eine Familie schwer belasten, die Eltern-Kind-Beziehung beeinträchtigen, zu Überforderungssituationen oder Krisen führen. Persistierende Regulationsstörungen können in Entwicklungsdefiziten und späteren Verhaltensauffälligkeiten resultieren. Die Autorin vermittelt anschaulich, wie Sie Eltern adäquat beraten – von der frühkindlichen Regulationsproblematik über die Schnittstelle zum altersgemäßem Säuglingsschlaf bis ins zweite Lebensjahr.

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“…Sie müssen je nach anstehender Aufgabe des Kindes ihre Co-Regulation zurücknehmen oder verstärken. Und diese Abstimmung auch Matching genanntkann sehr leicht gestört werden, weshalb sie besonderer Aufmerksamkeit bedarf [3]. Die co-regulatorischen Aufgaben der Eltern ändern sich mit dem Alter des Kindes.…”

Section: Co-regulationunclassified

Frühkindliche Regulationsstörungen: untröstlich schreiende Säuglinge

Bark¹

2017

Hebamme

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Exzessives Schreien des Säuglings

Cited by 3 publications

References 87 publications

Linking maternal psychopathology to children's excessive crying and sleeping problems in a large representative German sample—The mediating role of social isolation and bonding difficulties

Linking maternal psychopathology to children's excessive crying and sleeping problems in a large representative German sample—The mediating role of social isolation and bonding difficulties

Frühkindliche Regulationsstörung – bedürfnisorientierte Betreuung im Wochenbett

Frühkindliche Regulationsstörungen: untröstlich schreiende Säuglinge

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