It may be hard for kids everywhere to think about, but there aren’t many lazy days of summer vacation left. No doubt, with all the summer activities and getaways, your kids’ sleep schedules may have gone a bit haywire. But there’s still time to help get them on a back-to-school sleep schedule and practice some healthy sleep habits if you start, well, now.
Topics: school, Pediatrics, kids, sleep schedules
A new school year kicks off in 21 days! Where did this hot Alaska summer go? We all know what this means...our kids' lazy, relaxed days of summer are about to be replaced with packed schedules full of class time, homework, and after school activities. More than likely your children have been staying up late and sleeping in through much of their summer-break, and getting them back into a healthy sleep routine may be challenging to say the least.
Topics: school, children, Sleep Tips, sleep and children, teens
"Good long sleep is an awesome thing and the best cure for anything," an Irish proverb says. School performance is not an exception:
Topics: school, Pediatrics
For more than 17 years, you have studied from elementary school straight through four years of college. But graduate school brings its own challenges even if the 17 years have paved the way to success especially the four years of undergraduate studies.
Topics: school, sleep hygiene, college
It’s well known that some kind of switch seems to get thrown when our precious little ones become teens. Their sleeping patterns or lack there of become things of legend. The vampiric like late hours and the spaced out zombie behavior first thing in the morning is enough to drive any parent up the walls.
Topics: school, sleep and children, teens, moms
A house full of rambunctious kids for an entire night can seem a little overwhelming. Potential homesickness, planning every last detail, and coordinating schedules could discourage any parent from wanting to host a sleepover. But don’t worry! These party planning tips will assure your child’s next slumber party is a successful one.
Topics: alaska sleep clinic, school, children
