| Many children experience sleep disorders.
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| | swings are often symptoms of sleep
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| They vary from night terrors and sleep
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| | disorders.
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| walking to serious breathing disorders.
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| | The most common sleep disorders include
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| The most common causes of daytime sleep
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| | nightmares/night terrors, sleepwalking
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| are insufficient sleep at night and
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| | talking, bruxism, head banging or rolling
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| abnormal or other unhygienic sleep
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| | and bedwetting (enuresis.) A child's fear
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| practices.
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| | of the dark can worsen sleep disorders.
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| About 30% of children have sleep
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| | This often results in nightmares.
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| disorders in their childhood. The
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| | Sleepwalking, also called somnambulism)
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| sleep-environment history of a person is
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| | is a harmless disorder if the parents can
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| a very important factor when diagnosing
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| | make the environment safe. Talking while
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| sleep disorders. A child cycles between
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| | asleep is also harmless. Bruxism
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| light and deep sleep phases during sleep.
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| | (grinding and gnashing the teeth during
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| During each light sleep, there is more
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| | sleep) is an annoying sleep disturber. It
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| chance for the child to wake up.
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| | can even lead to dental problems. Most
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| Normally, school aged children need 9 to
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| | children are head rollers or head bangers
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| 12 hours of sleep at night. If a child
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| | during their sleep. It is another
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| can go to bed, fall asleep, wake up
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| | harmless disorder that would normally
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| easily and not felt tired during the day,
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| | disappear before adolescence. It is
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| then he is getting enough sleep.
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| | advisable to consult a doctor in case of
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| The symptoms of children's sleep
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| | prolonged occurrence of bedwetting.
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| disorders are often different than the
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| | The most common breathing disorder
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| symptoms of an adult. So it is important
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| | derived from sleep disorders is apnea
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| that for parents and caregivers give
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| | (OSA). It is very common in preschool-age
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| special attention when treating a child?s
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| | children. Its symptoms are snoring,
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| sleep disorders. The common symptoms
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| | restless sleep, breathing interruption,
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| include falling asleep in the classroom,
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| | chronic mouth breathing, difficulty
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| during conversations, during a journey,
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| | awakening, bedwetting and problems with
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| or while watching the television or
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| | school performance. Pediatric sleep
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| reading a book. Carelessness and mood
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| | disorders are mostly treatable diseases.
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