Sleep problems in children with learning disabilities
Category: Health
Tags: Children · Parenting · Sleep
Struggling with sleepless nights because your child has a learning disability? I describe a University of York evaluation of the group sleep management programme Managing your Child’s Behavior to Promote Sleep. Four 3 hour sessions over 5 weeks, run by learning disability nurses, improved CSHQ sleep scores, cut night wakings at 3 months and raised parental confidence.
Rolly's Take
For the parent navigating sleepless nights, where exhaustion meets the unique challenges of a child with learning disabilities. This space resonates with those seeking understanding and support, underscoring the delicate dance between nurturing and self-care. It’s not just about sleep; it’s about restoring hope and confidence in the journey of parenthood.