Article: New Poll Finds Children Have Poor Sleep Habits, Parents Paying A Price

-- Overall, children are not getting the recommended amount of sleep for their age group;

-- Parents/caregivers are not always aware of the best sleep practices for their children, and many do not realize that their children aren't getting the right amount of sleep;

-- Parents are unsatisfied with their child's sleep habits. A majority (76 percent) would change something about those habits, if possible; and Many doctors (52 percent) don't ask about a child's sleep habits, although a large number (69 percent) of parents/ caregivers report sleep-related problems in their children.

The 2004 Sleep in America poll looks at the sleep habits of children (infants to l0 year-olds) and their ...

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