Is Your Teenager a Night Owl? Children's Sleep Patterns Can Shape Their Brain and Behavior Years Later
New research warns parents that their teen's late-night sleep preference may cause emotional and behavioral problems and delay brain development later in adolescence. Thus, it is time to work with your teens to modify their sleep patterns for healthier emotional and mental well-being.
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