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Very Poor Pregnancy Sleep Linked To Toddlers Weighing Nearly 2 Pounds More
Toddlers whose mothers slept very poorly late in pregnancy weighed up to 1.7 pounds more by 17 months, a new study finds.
Mothers’ Restless Nights Before Birth Linked to Faster Baby Weight Gain After 6 Months
At 17 months old, toddlers whose mothers slept very poorly in late pregnancy were estimated to weigh up to 1.7 pounds more than toddlers whose mothers slept better... [5022 chars]
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