Barriers to Implementing Behavioral Sleep Interventions for Infants and Toddlers: A Path Analysis of Parental Cognition and Sleeping Arrangement.

Key Points

• Identify barriers to implementing behavioral sleep interventions for infants and toddlers among South Korean parents.
• Analyzed implementation rates of behavioral sleep interventions
• Assessed parental cognition and sleeping arrangements as influencing factors
• Utilized path analysis to determine relationships between variables
• South Korean parents reported lower implementation rates of behavioral sleep interventions than Western parents
• Both sleeping arrangements and parental cognition significantly hinder the adoption of these interventions