Emine UTKUN, Ziynet ÖNDOĞAN, Mehmet YALAZ, Eser YILDIRIM SÖZMEN

FARKLI TİP KUMAŞLARIN BEBEKLERİN GİYİM KONFORU, UYKU PATERNİ VE TÜKÜRÜK KORTİZOL VE MELATONİN DÜZEYLERİ ÜZERİNE ETKİSİ

Sağlıklı nesiller yetiştirebilmek için bebeklerin sağlığına önem verilmelidir. Bebeklerin gelişimlerini sağlıklı bir şekilde sürdürebilmelerinin bir kolu da sağlıklı, güvenli ve konforlu giysiler giymeleridir. Bu çalışmanın amacı, 0-1 yaş aralığındaki bebeklerin giyim konforuna yönelik giysilerin geliştirilmesi, bebek giysilerinin ürün çeşidinin ve kalitesinin arttırılması, bunlara ek olarak giysilerin bebekleri ne şekilde etkilemekte olduğunun araştırılmasıdır. Sonuç olarak, birbirlerinden farklı kumaşların bebeklerin vücutları üzerinde farklı tepkiler oluşturdukları ve çalışma kapsamında geliştirilen çift katlı kumaş yapılarının bebeklerde olumlu yönde etkiler ortaya çıkardıkları tespit edilmiştir

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Giyim konforu, subjektif giyim denemeleri, 0-1 yaş arası bebek, melatonin, kortizol

THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF FABRIC ON THE CLOTHING COMFORT, SLEEP PATTERN AND SALIVA CORTISOL & MELATONIN LEVELS OF INFANTS

Infants’ health must be cared about in order to raise healthy generations. The way that infants can grow healthily is that they wear healthy, safe and comfortable clothes. The purpose of this study is to develop clothes intended for the clothing comfort of infants, to improve the product variety and quality of infant clothes, and also to research how the clothes affect infants. In conclusion of this study, it was confirmed that different fabrics had different reactions on the infants’ bodies

Keywords:

Clothing comfort, subjective wear test, infant, melatonin, cortisol,

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