We assessed risk groups for excessive infant crying using 10 published definitions, in 3179 children aged 1-6 months (response: 96.5%). Risk groups regarding parental employment, living area, lifestyle, and obstetric history varied by definition. This may explain the existence of conflicting evidence on the occurrence and cause of excessive crying.</p
Excessive crying, often described as infantile colic, is the cause of 10% to 20% of all early pediat...
OBJECTIVE: To estimate the prevalence of parental actions to stop infant crying that may threaten in...
Excessive crying, often described as infantile colic, is the cause of 10% to 20% of all early pediat...
We assessed risk groups for excessive infant crying using 10 published definitions, in 3179 children...
Objective. To assess the impact of varying definitions of excessive crying and infantile colic on pr...
Objective. To assess the impact of varying definitions of excessive crying and infantile colic on pr...
Excessive infantile crying is a widespread problem which exerts a serious impact on families' lives....
The onset of behavioral problems starts in early life. This study examined whether excessive infant ...
Excessive crying, one of the most frequent concerns presented to pediatric clinicians during the fir...
Child abuse and neglect are important causes of child morbidity and death. We assessed potentially d...
Keller H, Lohaus A, Völker S, Cappenberg M, Chasiotis A. Relationships between infant crying, birth ...
Objective. To estimate the prevalence of parental actions to stop infant crying that may threaten in...
Crying is an essential behaviour in infants, occurring on a continuum, and only rarely indicates ser...
If an infant is crying excessively during the first months of life, the disturbance caused in the fa...
Objective. To investigate whether persistent infant crying is associated with an increased risk for ...
Excessive crying, often described as infantile colic, is the cause of 10% to 20% of all early pediat...
OBJECTIVE: To estimate the prevalence of parental actions to stop infant crying that may threaten in...
Excessive crying, often described as infantile colic, is the cause of 10% to 20% of all early pediat...
We assessed risk groups for excessive infant crying using 10 published definitions, in 3179 children...
Objective. To assess the impact of varying definitions of excessive crying and infantile colic on pr...
Objective. To assess the impact of varying definitions of excessive crying and infantile colic on pr...
Excessive infantile crying is a widespread problem which exerts a serious impact on families' lives....
The onset of behavioral problems starts in early life. This study examined whether excessive infant ...
Excessive crying, one of the most frequent concerns presented to pediatric clinicians during the fir...
Child abuse and neglect are important causes of child morbidity and death. We assessed potentially d...
Keller H, Lohaus A, Völker S, Cappenberg M, Chasiotis A. Relationships between infant crying, birth ...
Objective. To estimate the prevalence of parental actions to stop infant crying that may threaten in...
Crying is an essential behaviour in infants, occurring on a continuum, and only rarely indicates ser...
If an infant is crying excessively during the first months of life, the disturbance caused in the fa...
Objective. To investigate whether persistent infant crying is associated with an increased risk for ...
Excessive crying, often described as infantile colic, is the cause of 10% to 20% of all early pediat...
OBJECTIVE: To estimate the prevalence of parental actions to stop infant crying that may threaten in...
Excessive crying, often described as infantile colic, is the cause of 10% to 20% of all early pediat...
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