MATERNAL BEHAVIOR

This study is testing whether a free, long-term home visiting program from nurses helps low-income, first-time mothers have healthier pregnancies and safer children. It enrolled 6,000 eligible pregnant women in South Carolina, with two-thirds receiving the nurse visits and one-th…

This small pilot study is testing whether a mobile app that provides neurofeedback can help new mothers who have experienced past trauma. The goal is to see if using the app for 12 weeks can reduce mothers' stress and PTSD symptoms, improve their mood and parenting confidence, an…

This study is testing whether a brain training program called neurofeedback is practical and helpful for new mothers who have experienced childhood trauma and are struggling with their mental health. It involves 20 mothers in Detroit who are already in therapy, checking if the tr…

This study is looking at whether using a specific baby sleep guidance app (Huckleberry) helps improve infant sleep and the mental health of new mothers. Researchers are enrolling 120 mothers with babies under 1 year old who receive healthcare through a specific Medicaid program. …