>I thought this sounded troublesome.  Anyone know anymore about it?  =

>Jan. 23, 2003 - Newborn infants that feed too often are at high risk for =
>disrupted night sleep, according to a report in the January issue of the =
>Archives of Disease in Childhood. However, these infants may benefit =
>from a simple preventive behavioral program.

The question is where are they sleeping and how do they wake up?
If they are sleeping down the hall
from their parents and have to be screaming in order to wake their
parents and be fed, then I'm not surprised that everyone's sleep is
disrupted. If babies are in the room with parents, then babies can be
fed at night without anyone waking up entirely.

Naomi Bar-Yam

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