Sleep Disorders In Children

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IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT SLEEP DISORDERS IN CHILDREN

  • More than one third of school aged children may have sleep problems
  • Loud snoring, pauses in breathing and difficulty breathing during sleep may suggest that your child has a sleep disorder
  • Sleep disorders in children form a spectrum from snoring to more serious conditions, such as Obstructive Sleep Apnoea or OSA
  • There are strong associations between childhood sleep disorders and problems with how a child behaves, concentrates and learns
  • Most sleep disorders can be treated