Poor sleep of mothers during pregnancy may lead to obesity in children
A study found that poor sleep quality of mothers in late pregnancy affects newborn weight. Children whose mothers suffered from insomnia had lower birth weights but gained weight faster at ages 1-2, increasing the risk of obesity in the future.
- Poor sleep of mothers in late pregnancy
- Lower weight of newborns in the first months
- Children at 17 months weighed over 700 grams more
- Link between weight gain and obesity risk
- Uncertainty if improving sleep can prevent obesity
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