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Maternal sleep latency during early pregnancy is linked to child intelligence scores

Taking a long time to fall asleep during pregnancy is associated with slightly lower offspring intelligence scores at age four. New research points to specific metabolic chemicals in the blood that may link prenatal rest to child brain development.

Maternal sleep latency during early pregnancy is linked to child intelligence scores

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