Over on EBD Blog, I posted an entry about sleep disorders’ effects on children’s cognitive performance. There are some pretty whopping-big, deleterious effects worth noting.
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Lack of sleep in children can cause serious
health problems.If parents follow some simple
techniques for making their children sleep,
it can be avoided. I found useful information
at http://nosleep.in/sleepchildren.html