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Sleep Like the Pros: Better Sleep for School-Age Kids
Evidence-informed sleep education for families and school communities raising school-age children.
About this program
School-age sleep is shaped by early start times, homework, activities, screens, and a body clock that shifts later as children grow. Most families are not short on advice. They are short on a clear picture of what is actually driving the difficulty in their own home.
This program explains what school-age children need, why bedtimes so often slide, and which changes tend to matter most, in language parents and school communities can use the same week.
What it covers
- How much sleep school-age children actually need, and how to tell when they are short
- Why bedtime resistance and late nights build up during the school year
- Start times, homework, activities, and the trade-offs families are really making
- Screens, light, and evening routines without unrealistic rules
- How to shift a schedule gradually rather than all at once
- Signs a sleep problem deserves a clinical evaluation
Ways to take part
Three ways to join this program
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Programs are education, not treatment. Individual evaluation and treatment are provided through the Sleep Clinic.
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