Snoring in Children Why is Your Child Snoring? Researchers have found that 20% of normal children snore occasionally and 7-10% have habitual snoring. In many cases, children who snore are perfectly healthy. About 1% of children snore because they suffer from sleep and breathing problems. The risk is higher if they have a known predisposing

Sleep in Children Why is Sleep Important? Our body heals itself while we are sleeping. As we rest, the body and brain are repairing and rebuilding themselves whilst promoting cell regeneration and reproduction. Sleep helps to restore the functions of the brain and body. Furthermore, sleep evolves with developmental changes as your little one grows

Night Terrors What are Night Terrors? Night terrors refer to a disturbance during sleep when your child may suddenly scream, cry, mumble or trounce about in his or her sleep. It may seem dramatic and can be disturbing for you to witness, but it is usually not a cause for concern as children often outgrow

Children with Nocturnal Enuresis Bed-wetting in Children Bed-wetting, also referred to as nocturnal enuresis, is a common and troublesome problem in some children. It is viewed traditionally as part of growing up, but when it persists beyond early childhood (> 5 years of age), it becomes unacceptable and can be very stressful and distressing to