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Is Your Child Prone To Snoring? Watch Out For These Signs Of Sleep Disorders In Children
Snoring in children should not be ignored. Parents need to know when exactly snoring in children becomes as issue. Kids who snore often might suffer from a sleep disorder.
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Improved Sleep Pattern May Help Kids With ADHD: Beware of Foods That May Kill Sleep
In kids, consumption of spicy foods right before bedtime may make them feel restless.
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Lack Of Sleep Leads To Depression In Kids
Children who experience inadequate or disrupted sleep are more likely to develop depression and anxiety disorders later in life, suggests new research.
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Poor Sleep In Kids May Raise Attention Deficit Disorder Risk
Is your child having an irregular sleep pattern? If yes, then it is better to sort the pattern before the age of five, as not doing so may put him or her at a heightened risk of attention deficit disorders, says a new study.
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Risk factors for snoring in kids
A range of factors, from obesity to frequent infections, may promote chronic snoring in children.
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Sleep apnoea linked to bed-wetting in kids
According to a new study children who snore may be more likely than their peers to wet the bed. Snoring is a symptom of obstructive sleep apnoea, a sleep disorder that causes people to temporarily stop breathing many times a night and appears to also promote bed-wetting in children.
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Is Your Child Prone To Snoring? Watch Out For These Signs Of Sleep Disorders In Children
Snoring in children should not be ignored. Parents need to know when exactly snoring in children becomes as issue. Kids who snore often might suffer from a sleep disorder.
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Improved Sleep Pattern May Help Kids With ADHD: Beware of Foods That May Kill Sleep
In kids, consumption of spicy foods right before bedtime may make them feel restless.
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Lack Of Sleep Leads To Depression In Kids
Children who experience inadequate or disrupted sleep are more likely to develop depression and anxiety disorders later in life, suggests new research.
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Poor Sleep In Kids May Raise Attention Deficit Disorder Risk
Is your child having an irregular sleep pattern? If yes, then it is better to sort the pattern before the age of five, as not doing so may put him or her at a heightened risk of attention deficit disorders, says a new study.
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Risk factors for snoring in kids
A range of factors, from obesity to frequent infections, may promote chronic snoring in children.
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Sleep apnoea linked to bed-wetting in kids
According to a new study children who snore may be more likely than their peers to wet the bed. Snoring is a symptom of obstructive sleep apnoea, a sleep disorder that causes people to temporarily stop breathing many times a night and appears to also promote bed-wetting in children.
