Child’s sleep
By healthday news
November 25, 2017
Even young children have stress. If it’s bad enough, it may interfere with your youngster’s sleep. The National Sleep Foundation mentions these warning signs of stress-induced loss of sleep in children:
* Decreased appetite, headache and bedwetting.
* Stomach upset or pain.
* Inability to relax.
* Aggressiveness or stubbornness, inability to control emotions.
* Decreased appetite, headache and bedwetting.
* Stomach upset or pain.
* Inability to relax.
* Aggressiveness or stubbornness, inability to control emotions.
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