Sentence examples for unsettled behaviour from inspiring English sources
Prolonged crying is also one of the most common reasons for seeking medical care during this period [ 13] with unsettled behaviour being associated with high health service utilization [ 20].
13 Unsettled infant behaviour exacerbates fatigue at this life stage and contributes to relationship difficulties.
Unsettled infant behaviour has been associated with symptoms of depression [ 55, 56], anxiety and parental stress [ 57].
11 We propose that the impact of unsettled infant behaviour and difficulties in the partner relationship are mediated by occupational fatigue.
Known risk factors for worse maternal mood will be adjusted for including unsettled infant behaviour, insufficient partner support, vulnerable personality traits and previous history of mood disturbance.
Early intervention for unsettled infant behaviour, may reduce the risk of ongoing maternal symptoms of depression and distress through later infancy.
37 Infant sleep and unsettled infant behaviour (H2) are assessed using maternal report of an infant sleep problem, the modified form of the Barr Parental Diary 32 and three questions from the Infant Feeding and Sleep Assessment Questionnaire (IFSAQ), modified for the Australian cultural context (eg, 'cot' instead of 'crib') (St James-Roberts, personal communication).
Born and raised in Russia before switching nationality to Australia last December, she was thrown out of a tournament in Cincinnati three years ago for smacking a ball in the direction of her opponents' supporters and though she is not quite in the same class as John McEnroe, her behaviour clearly unsettled Keothavong.
For those children with special educational needs, behaviour issues or unsettled home lives, particular benefits include a sense of belonging, improved ability to concentrate and focus on a task, a sense of responsibility and positive behaviour change.
Future interventions that aim to reduce the early introduction of solid foods need to educate mothers how to interpret infant behaviours and what to do if an infant seems hungry or unsettled.
