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Adachi Y et al. – The findings suggest that increased night waking in infants was prevented in the intervention group. The results indicate that the proportion of infant night waking was significantly higher in the control group, and there was also a tendency toward an increase in the proportion of infants who woke frequently and cried. These infant behaviors were not changed in the intervention group at the 3–month follow–up stage.

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