Getting enough sleep is important for people of any age, but it's especially crucial for children if they are going to perform well in school. All sorts of factors from stress to diet to (in rare cases) serious medical issues can make it hard for a child to get enough rest. Read on to find out how you can help your child get a good night's sleep.
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Should My Daughter Sleep in My Room After Having a Nightmare?
My 6-year-old daughter has been having nightmares, and often asks to come sleep in my bed. Is that OK? -...
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Baby Sleep Training: The Dr. Sears Sleep Method
Dr. Bill Sears is one of the world's most renowned pediatricians and the coiner of the phrase attachment parenting. Get...
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Time for Bed: Parents and Caregivers Share Tips for Helping Children Get More Rest
When (my grandchildren) don’t get enough sleep they’re really grouchy,” says Andrea Jones of Long Beach. “It’s...
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Baby Sleep Training: The Elizabeth Pantley Method
The Elizabeth Pantley method, also called the No-Cry Sleep Solution , is one of the most gentle approaches to sleep...
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Adolescence: Physical Changes
The physical changes the body goes through in adolescence are the most rapid it has seen since infancy. The major...
