Sleep and emotion processing in childhood – a brief literature screening
Text: Fabienne Sunier, Salome Kurth Early childhood is a period in which many fascinating…
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Gut bacteria and melatonin: a connection
Melatonin, known as the “darkness hormone,” is not only produced in the pineal gland…
Sleeping through the night and the darker season
Once you have learned how a night is structured, you quickly understand that the…
Can routine feedings boost baby’s sleep?
Our recent study led by Christophe Mühlematter and Salome Kurth, sheds light on the connection…
Join us virtually in a sleep study
We were hounored to be featured on RTS with a video that sheds light…
Congratulations to Fabienne Sunier for Her Thesis on Maternal Sleep-Related Cognitions and Infant Sleep
Text: Salome Kurth We would like to extend our warmest congratulations to Fabienne Sunier…
Can simple markers of the sleep EEG predict behavioral development?
Text: Natalie Bakir, Matthieu Beaugrand, Salome Kurth As children progress through their developmental journey,…
How everyday sleep behaviors relate to infant brain activity
Text: Salome Kurth, Sarah Schoch, Translation: Luisa Burri Adequate sleep is crucial for development and promotes…
How did children sleep during the COVID-19 lockdown?
Text: Andjela Markovic, Translation: Yaëlle Dietter In our study conducted during the COVID-19 lockdown,…
Had worse sleep quality during the pandemic an influence on the development of young children?
Text: Deborah Fast In our study, we examined the sleep and executive functions of…