Does your child struggle with sleep at night, or with waking up and staying awake during the day? If so, you're not alone: 20-30% of children of all ages suffer from some form of sleep disturbance. In Successful Sleep Strategies for Kids, you'll read about the latest discoveries science has made in the field of sleep, and learn dozens of proven and effective ways to help your child get a better night's sleep and be more refreshed and alert during the day. These include:
- Avoiding exposure to common (yet surprising) things that wake your child's brain up and make it harder to fall asleep
- How spending too much time in bed can disrupt your child's sleep
- Training your child to fall asleep on his own (and in his own bed!)
- Why letting your sleep-deprived child sleep in late on the weekends can be a really bad idea
- Preventing sleepwalking, night terrors, and bed wetting
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dennis Rosen, MD is a pediatric pulmonologist and sleep specialist, Associate Medical Director of the Center for Pediatric Sleep Disorders at Boston Children's Hospital, and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Rosen writes regularly for the medical press as well as for The New York Times and Boston Globe. His blog Sleeping Angels is mostly about children and their sleep, and he is writing a book about communication between patients and physicians which will be published in 2014.
