Sleeping Disorders

Sometimes sleeping disorders in children are transient and are a reaction to the environment or are associated with the child’s emotional or developmental phases. Sometimes, however, they are more serious, because they significantly reduce the functionality of the child and can accompany it until adulthood. The most common sleeping disorders are: sleep initiation and sleep maintenance disorders, refusal to sleep apart from the parents, night terrors, nightmares, sleepwalking and nocturnal enuresis.