Publisher's Synopsis
A sleeping disorder refers to any change in sleeping pattern that results in trouble going to sleep, trouble staying asleep, staying asleep too long, falling asleep at the wrong times or atypical behavior or movements directly before or during sleep. This condition is wide spread but has been found to begin during early childhood and has multiple causes; ranging from the biological to the emotional or neurological. This condition has become more common and as such has become a topical issue among pediatricians and researchers. The aim of this book to explore the sleeping disorders deemed to be most prominent in children. This book will also look at the major signs and symptoms associated with these disorders and simple ways to improve the discomfort that often accompanies these disturbances.
