A new study finds. that many kids aren't getting enough sleep. Experts share why that's an issue, and what parents can do. (Photo: Getty; designed by Quinn Lemmers) Sleep is a crucial part of health, ...

When I was young, I enjoyed lazy, golden summer breaks. I want my kids to have restful, easy summers, too. I know this time can't last forever, but that just makes me want to enjoy it even more.

Children need adequate sleep for optimal learning and for their mental and physical health. But a new study finds that few kids are getting the recommended amount of shut-eye, even though their ...

Into the ongoing, sometimes contentious conversation about the merits and risks of co-sleeping comes this interesting new information. A recent study, presented at this year’s European Congress on ...

Many parents believe their children are getting plenty of sleep—but new research from Brown University suggests that notion may be far from the truth. In their study published in the journal Frontiers ...

A panel of sleep experts headed by a Stony Brook University professor has a message for parents: Pry those cellphones out of their hands before bedtime. The 16-member panel, brought together by the ...

A recent study found that 80 percent of children sleep through smoke alarms. — -- While smoke detectors are credited with saving thousands of lives each year, some researchers suggest that you ...

BE DONE. A VERY CANDID GOVERNOR, ANDY BESHEAR, SAID THURSDAY. KENTUCKY NEEDS TO DO BETTER AFTER LEARNING SOME FOSTER KIDS HAVE BEEN FORCED TO SLEEP ON COTS IN OFFICES. DO BELIEVE IT’S ACCEPTABLE? NO.

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"When you look at the nation as a whole, about 25% of children have some form of sleep problem," says Dr. David Suhrbier. FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Sleep is crucial to your child's health. Here in the ...

As we approach the end of the summer and families think about transitioning to back-to-school routines, getting kids back on their school sleep schedule is at the top of the list, but can be tough.

Second grader Aaminah Ingram-Kirk, 7, leads the way off the bus for the first day of school at Bishop McCort Catholic Elementary West on Tioga Street in Johnstown, Pa., Aug. 21, 2024. Thomas Slusser / ...