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. 2017 Jul;140(1):e20170122. doi: 10.1542/peds.2017-0122

TABLE 3.

Sleep Outcomes at 9 mo by Timing of Independent Sleeping

Early Independent Sleepers Later Independent Sleepers Still Room-Sharing at 9 mo P (Main Effect of Room-Sharing Category)a Independent Sleepers Versus Room Sharers, aOR (95% CI) Pb
N = 142 N = 62 N = 26c
9 mo assessment
 Bedtime routine, N (%)
  Consistent bedtime routine 67 (47) 19 (31) 8 (31) .06 1.65 (0.68–3.99) .27
  Falls asleep while feeding 51 (36) 26 (42) 13 (50) .41 0.59 (0.25–1.36) .22
  Put to bed drowsy, but awake 115 (81) 42 (68) 16 (62) .05 2.16 (0.90–5.19) .08
  Bedtime 8 pm or earlier 93 (65) 34 (55) 10 (38) .03 2.79 (1.18–6.61) .02
 Longest sleep stretch, min (SD) 542 (162) 497 (166) 442 (158) .01
 Night wakings, mean ± SD 1.0 (1.0) 1.0 (0.9) 1.4 (1.2) .10
 Night feedings, mean ± SD 0.5 (0.9) 0.7 (0.9) 0.8 (0.9) .19
 Fed back to sleep, N (%) 36 (25) 24 (39) 11 (42) .10 0.56 (0.24–1.30) .17
 Sleep safety, N (%)
  Nonsupine sleep position 116 (82) 51 (82) 21 (84) .96 0.86 (0.28–2.67) .80
  Unapproved object on sleep surface 97 (69) 41 (67) 14 (54) .33 1.89 (0.82–4.37) .14
  Brought to parent bed overnight 13 (9) 11 (18) 9 (35) .004 0.25 (0.01–0.63) .003
a

P value is for main effect of room-sharing category, controlling for study group by using ANOVA for continuous outcomes and logistic regression for categorical outcomes.

b

P value is for odds ratio for early independent sleepers and later independent sleepers combined compared with room-sharers as a reference group, controlling for the study group.

c

Includes 5 infants who were not room-sharing at 4 mo.