In the study by Tham et al., infants in the long-variable and long-consistent groups had the greatest sleep duration in infancy, with the long-variable group maintaining the greatest duration across the first two years; both groups eventually declined to approximately 11 hours of sleep, matching the moderate-consistent group which maintained steady total sleep duration from infancy through 4.5 years.

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  Sleep Across the Lifespan: A Neurobehavioral Perspective

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