Monday, 10 December 2012

How much sleep does a child need?






The amount of sleep needed gradually decreases from infancy to adulthood.
Every child is different but as a general rule of thumb:

STAGE IN LIFE
AMOUNT OF SLEEP (in hours)
Toddlers (including daytime naps)
12-14
Preschoolers (Aged 3-5)
11-12
School-age
10-11
Teenagers
9-10

Thursday, 22 November 2012

Signs of Sleep Problems in Children


Some of the following symptoms might provide you a helping hand in figuring out the existence of Sleep problem:

  1. ·         Restlessness, non-refreshing sleep if child snores, sleep Apena
    ·         Pauses in breathing cycle during sleep
    ·         Difficulty falling asleep
    ·         Problems with sleeping through the night
    ·         Difficulty staying awake during the day
    ·         Decreased daytime performance
    ·         Sleepwalking or nightmares during sleep
    ·         Fear of being left alone at night.
    ·         Hugs to parents at nigh
    ·         Afraid of the dark.
    ·         Sleeps too much during the day
    ·         Irritable, aggressive or overactive.


Wednesday, 7 November 2012

Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)


Does your child face the following problems:
  • Difficulty keeping attention on work or play activities at school and at home?
  • Losing or forgetting things like toys, pencils, books, or tools needed for a task?
  • Avoids or dislikes activities that require sitting still or a sustained effort?
  • Seems disorganized and doesn’t pay close attention to details?
  • Has trouble with tasks that require planning ahead?
  • Forgets things and is easily distracted?
  • Does not follow directions or finish tasks, often skipping from one uncompleted activity to another?
  • Does not appear to be listening when someone is speaking?
  • Does not pay attention and makes careless mistakes?
  • Is forgetful about daily activities?
  • Has a tendency to daydream?
  • Becomes easily distracted by irrelevant sights and sounds?
  • Rarely follows instructions carefully and completely?
Then he might be facing with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)!!!
It never too late….he can be still relieved from all these problems!!

Friday, 2 November 2012




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