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Sleep Problems Linked To Aggressive Behaviors
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nannyde
01:19 PM 07-15-2011
Yay
Start the convo.
The apnea and snoring... would be a pretty small population in kids but it's easy to talk about quickly and gives the discussion something that happened
TO
the child instead of something that is being
done
with the child.
That's going to sell.
My take on sleep after having many years of ***wonderful*** sleepers and NO aggression in my kids...
No cat napping. No twenty minute naps.
No drop dead Fred sleeping. Put them to bed
long
before they pass out.
No "my baby sets their own schedule". After the first birth to three months... put them on a sleep/feed/activity routine
No lulling to sleep by feeding, rocking, swinging, etc. I put kids to bed
wide
awake.
pitch black dark room
cool air and warm blanket or blanket sleeper
exercise (good cardio workout)
healthy
food
Mix it all together and you get a great behaving kid who is healthy and happy.
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