No parent wants to see their child tired all the time and struggling with staying asleep or falling asleep at night. The majority of sleeping disorders are treatable. You only need to be able to recognize the signs of one and get professional help.
Topics: sleep and children, Pediatrics, OSA in children
The term or rather job title “baby sleep consultant” has one that has gained a lot of popularity, particularly over the past few years. For parents struggling to get their babies to sleep who are really in need of the services of a baby sleep consultant, it can be very hard to know what to expect. I mean anyone who is sleep-deprived will relate that ultimately if the person can help their baby to sleep and therefore the get the parents more sleep, it does not really matter “what” they specifically do – right?
Topics: insomnia, Pediatrics, baby, sleep patterns
Sleep disorders can be detrimental to children, affecting their emotional state and physical and cognitive development. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can do the same thing. In both cases, correctly diagnosing and treating the issue can go a long way in alleviating these effects.
Topics: sleep disorders, Pediatrics, adhd
Getting children to sleep at night can be tiresome. Even when you've set a good routine and they’ve had a long energy-sapping day, it can still be a burden. There are many factors that contribute to successfully putting kids to sleep and even if you hit the nail on the head you can be in for a surprise.
Topics: children, Pediatrics, babies, parents, getting sleep
