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Introduction

A Healthy Child Needs a Healthy Brain, A Healthy Brain Needs Healthy Sleep

If you have not already done so, please read Blog Posts 1 through 5 that describe how sleep is important and beneficial. I will post specific information for parents and children based on my book, “Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child.” Please do not be put off by my book’s length. This is a reference book. Read only the topic of interest to you.

Blog 221 | Unhealthy Sleep = A Brain Health Threat

From a 2024 paper by Professor Monica Gori on the developmental trajectory of the sleeping brain:

“From birth, sleep enhances brain development…Sleep plays a crucial role in brain development, sensory information processing, and consolidation.”

For more on how healthy sleep stimulates healthy brain development:
Blog Posts 148–151 and 200.

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