Sentences with phrase «with sleeping problems»

Children that develop healthy sleep cycles at a young age are less likely to struggle with sleeping problems as they get older.

This pillow is very versatile, and its use ranges from side sleepers, pregnant women, and people with sleeping problems like back pains.

Children can also become jealous or feel left out by all the attention they witness being showered on their sibling with the sleep problem.

Due to a large amount of research that has been done recently in the science of sleep, care providers can do extra training to work as sub-specialists in clinics dedicated to helping people with sleep problems.

Sometimes a baby will develop a subtle medical problem that manifests itself with sleep problems.

Aside from being a Polish parenting blogger (www.mamasubiektywnie.pl), Marta is also a consultant for parents struggling with the sleep problems of their children, and an editor of Pro Health Magazine («Pro Zdrowie» in Polish).

We have extensive expertise in helping families struggling with sleep problems ranging from the most common to the most complex.

While some children with sleep problems do «outgrow» them as they mature, sleep related symptoms — like difficulty falling or staying asleep, daytime sleepiness and snoring — can be persistent and troublesome.

She has successfully treated thousands of families of infants and children with sleep problems.

If you have ever suffered with sleep problems you will agree that there is nothing quite as painful as climbing into bed and lying awake for half the night, tossing and turning while the rest of the world (including your snoring husband) are fast asleep.

Welcome back to Tuesday Tots and I appologise in advance that this is a very quick one (we are suffering with sleep problems this week and as I write...

Parents wondering if they should trust Dr. Ferber's methods should be reassured by the fact that he is also board certified in pediatrics and sleep disorders medicine and he is the director of the Center for Pediatric Sleep Disorders at Children's Hospital Boston, where he has been treating children with sleep problems since 1978.

Then we end up with a sleep problem.»

Do you help other parents with sleep problems now?

Let me start with the sleep problem.

If this was true and that simple, then there would be no toddlers with sleep problems so don't be sucked in and stick to regular weaning advice.

Welcome back to Tuesday Tots and I appologise in advance that this is a very quick one (we are suffering with sleep problems this week and as I write this my bed is calling me).

If you are dealing with sleep problems, worries and / or big concerns about your baby's health, it's time to dig deeper.

When dealing with a sleep problem, many parents will do the same thing for several nights trying to create consistency and then fall off.

«Our poll shows that nearly two - thirds of those who did so got helpful advice — but a large percentage of those with sleep problems simply weren't talking about it.»

To find out, the researchers — Holtzman; Ju; co-first author and graduate student Sharon Ooms of Radboud; Jurgen Claassen, MD, PhD, of Radboud; Emmanuel Mignot, MD, PhD, of Stanford; and colleagues — studied 17 healthy adults ages 35 to 65 with no sleep problems or cognitive impairments.

Experts and studies, however, offer hints that may help people with sleep problems such as insomnia.

According to study co-author Rebecca Smith, «It indicates that when dealing with sleep problems, physicians should be asking about other symptoms related to menopause, especially looking for signs of depression and asking about hot flashes.»

Studies concerned mainly with sleep problems have repeatedly confirmed that getting enough sleep every night is essential to stopping inflammation inside the bowels which is the main cause of the aforementioned diseases.

«The average breathing rate I have observed over 20 years of working with people with sleep problems is over 16 breaths a minute.»

Where to Start: Family Doctor or Sleep Specialist?It's important to see a physician who is familiar with sleep problems Read moreMore about sleep doctors and diagnoses

The first step for anyone with sleep problems should be to take a careful look at your sleep hygiene, Harris says.

Melatonin supplements are widely recommended for various sleep conditions, but the best evidence is for help with sleep problems caused by shift work or jet lag.

Most of the problems associated with sleep problems at night are due to blood sugar spikes as a result of eating too many carbs and not enough fats, along with eating late at night.

By Hyla Cass, MD I'm seeing increasing numbers of patients with sleep problems, ranging from difficulty in falling asleep, to being unable to sleep soundly through the night.

While most Americans with sleep problems just live with their chronic tiredness, there's no need to do so when there are many effective solutions.

Although caffeine and alcohol intake have been highly correlated with sleep problems (Roehrs & Roth, 2001, 2008), many other typically recommended sleep hygiene behaviors (e.g., limiting exercise, reading, Internet, and television viewing before bed) have not been shown to strongly correlate with improved sleep quality (Custers & Van den Bulck, 2012).

Firstly, many older adults with sleep problems have underlying problems that should be treated directly: disease, medication that causes insomnia, depression, psychiatric disorders, sleep apnea, periodic limb movements, and inability to decrease the dose of a presently taken hypnotic.

Most studies examined a small number of children, were focused on limited age groups, or did not analyze the interindividual variability.5 — 13 Thus, complete normative data on children's sleep duration as a function of chronological age do not exist.14 However, such data are necessary to deal accurately with sleep problems in children and to reassure distressed parents.2

Percentile curves provide valuable information on developmental course and age - specific variability of sleep duration for the health care professional who deals with sleep problems in pediatric practice.

Despite their serious nature and consequences, help with these sleep problems is poorly provided.5 Medication is usually ineffective, can cause unwelcome side effects, and is generally not favoured by parents.

We also found a recent Australian study that reported that the provision of advice and materials within a maternal and child health centre to mothers of infants with sleep problems had similar costs but better mental health outcomes for mothers and improved sleep patterns for infants compared with standard clinic consultations (Hiscock et al., 2007).

Adolescents with sleep problems report experiencing more loneliness than adolescents without sleep problems (Mahon 1994; Xu et al. 2012), and young adolescents with a history of chronic loneliness report more sleep problems than their peers (Harris et al. 2013).

Although not reaching the clinically significant cutoff, children with sleep problems had significantly higher mean scores on Internalizing and Externalizing Behavior and the Aggressive Behavior and Somatic Problems subscales of the CBCL than children without sleep problems (Table 2).

Previous studies have suggested that children with sleep problems are more likely to display more externalizing behavior problems.4 Although a similar pattern was seen in our cohort, the severity of externalizing behavior problems in children with persistent sleep problems did not fall into the clinical range.5

However, current maternal EPDS score was significantly higher in mothers who had children with a sleep problem.

In addition, the bidirectional longitudinal associations with sleep problems were unique to oppositionality, as neither conduct disorder nor substance use disorders were longitudinally associated with sleep problems (Shanahan et al. 2014).

Families of children with sleep problems were functioning as well as those without sleep problems.

Of the mothers who had > 1 child, 53 % (54 of 101) reported that they had other children with sleep problems.

Findings suggest that parents of children with sleep problems experience increased stress levels and increased levels of depressive symptomatology and may be at increased risk of depression if their child has a difficult temperament characterized by low approachability.

Not exact matches

While we await more research isolating the nuances inherent in the effects of sleep and leadership, we already know that poor sleep quality and quantity result in self - control problems, which in turn are associated with higher levels of abusive supervision and unethical behavior.

But, extended sedentary activity has been linked to daytime sleepiness in people with sleep apnea — not to mention health problem.

There's no problem with getting too much sleep, but not getting enough can have lasting effects on your overall health, Huffington said.

Recent research published in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine found the performance of workers with insomnia or sleep problems lags their well - rested colleagues, and that costs companies between $ 2,500 and $ 3,156 annually per sleepy employee.

«Sleep problems are also associated with short and long - term sick leave, resulting in yet lower productivity and higher costs.»