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Is your teen having trouble sleeping at night?
Is your teen having trouble sleeping at night? One would think that teenagers have enough to deal with without having sleep problems too. Yet many teenagers suffer from a variety of sleep disorders, many of which are exacerbated by early-morning school schedules and late night social lives. Not being able to fall asleep after going [...]
Having Trouble Sleeping?
As much as one-third of the nation’s population suffers from sleep disorders. The leading cause of sleep disorders is emotional turmoil, causing us to experience such sleep-related problems as insomnia, nightmares, and difficulty sleeping through the night. If you’re having trouble sleeping, there are steps you can take toward finally achieving the relief of more [...]
The baby’s not sleeping: tips for family survival
The baby’s not sleeping: tips for family survival 11:02 AM CST on Monday, January 12, 2009 By LISA MARTIN / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News Good night, sleep tight. Right! Sleep ranks No. 2 on the wish lists of many new parents, one notch below having a healthy baby. The first 12 months [...]
The baby’s not sleeping: tips for family survival
The baby’s not sleeping: tips for family survival 12:03 PM CDT on Tuesday, August 5, 2008 By LISA MARTIN / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News Good night, sleep tight. Right! Sleep ranks No. 2 on the wish lists of many new parents, one notch below having a healthy baby. The first 12 months [...]
Berkeley Parents Network: Baby Sleeping on Stomach
Berkeley Parents Network Home Members Post a Msg Reviews Advice Subscribe Help/FAQ What’s New Baby Sleeping on Stomach Berkeley Parents Network > Advice > Sleep > Baby Sleeping on Stomach Do you ALWAYS put baby to sleep on his back? 3-month-old won’t sleep on his back 6-month-old is rolling over on to his stomach to [...]
Some Teens Who Sleep Less Gain More Weight : NPR

Obesity — particularly in children — is an ongoing problem. And there are a number of factors we know contribute to it, such as an unhealthy diet and lack of exercise. But there’s another risk factor you may not have considered — a poor night’s sleep. Enlarge (iStockphoto.com) Young teen boys need more sleep, less [...]