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1. sleepopolis.com › education › children-and-sleep-aChildren and Sleep: A Parent's Guide | Sleepopolis

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   4 days ago · Getting enough sleep is a critical component of a child’s growth and development. Over the years, daily sleep needs gradually decrease from 12-16 hours for infants to 8-10 hours for teens. A chronic lack of sleep negatively affects physical and mental health as well as emotional regulation.

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3. www.parents.com › how-to-get-your-child-to-go-toHow to Get Your Child to Go to Bed - Parents

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   5 days ago · Set a Bedtime. Understand Your Child's Sleep Needs. Create a Bedtime Routine. Manage Stress. Be Careful About Napping. The problem of a child fighting sleep or not going to bed isn’t...

4. www.mdpi.com › 2227/9067/11-5 › 609Prevalence and Characteristics of Sleep Disorders in Children ...

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   23 hours ago · Sleep is defined as a reversible, cyclical, active, essential and complex state of unconsciousness that plays a primary role in several spheres of child development such as neurocognitive as it facilitates learning and consolidates memory [], while also playing a primary role in the emotional and behavioral spheres [2,3,4].

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   Does sleep affect your child's health?

   • Sleepopolis spoke about this further with Charlsie Myers, PhD, a certified pediatric sleep consultant and board-certified behavior analyst who has worked with numerous families to improve their sleep routines. “Sleep affects all aspects of our health and development, and this is especially true for babies, children, and adolescents,” says Myers.

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   Can a child have a sleep disorder?

   • There are various sleep disturbances that children can exhibit from a very young age, including insomnia (difficulty falling or staying asleep), nightmares, night terrors, and sleepwalking. While there are a lot of adults who experience this disorder more than children, it can also be seen in those of a young age.

   Common behavioral disorders in children

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   How can I help my child sleep better?

   • Have a calming and consistent bedtime and nap routine to set cues for sleep. Reduce their reliance on negative sleep associations (e.g., feeding or rocking that requires caregiver support to fall asleep) and create positive sleep associations (e.g., routine, white noise, and a dark environment that remains the same every night).

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6. sleepreviewmag.com › sleep-treatmentsMost Parents Have Turned to Substances to Help Children Sleep

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   4 days ago · 79% of parents reported using substances like melatonin and Benadryl to help their children sleep. Millennial and Gen Z parents are more likely to administer sleep aids to their children compared to older generations.

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   5 days ago · Last updated: May 15, 2024 by Nicole Johnson, B.A., M.B.A., Lead Pediatric Sleep Consultant. 95. SHARES. Sleep training your baby is not the first thing parents want to do. But, when your baby won’t sleep, or your baby fights sleep then sleep training may solve your baby sleep problems.

8. sleepoutcurtains.com › blogs › homeUnderstanding Why Your Baby Sleeps More When They're Sick

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   4 days ago · Ultimately, while it’s distressing to watch your child suffer through sickness, understanding that increased sleep is part of the body's natural effort to heal can provide some comfort. By ensuring a supportive sleeping environment and closely monitoring their health, parents can aid their babies' recovery effectively.

9. www.msn.com › en-us › healthCommon behavioral disorders in children - MSN

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   23 hours ago · Conduct disorder (CD) This disorder can be found in children and teenagers. It involves repetitive and persistent patterns of behavior that violate the rights of others or societal norms. These ...

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