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Falling Asleep Takes Forever To My Child
Falling asleep can be difficult for children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, particularly during the summer when days are longer. This article offers 10 ways to create a soothing routine for your child and help him or her fall asleep quickly. The ideas range from how to schedule your evenings to how to create a calming bedroom.
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