• Have a set bedtime and bedtime routine for your child.
  • Bedtime and wake-up time should be the same on school and non-school days.
  • There should not be more than an hour's difference from one day to another.
  • Make the hour before bed shared quiet time. Avoid high-energy activities such as rough play and stimulating activities like watching television playing computer games before sleeping.
  • Don't send your child to bed hungry (give a light snack such as milk and cookies).
  • Avoid products containing caffeine, tea, chocolates, caffeinated sodas several hours before bedtime.
  • Make sure your child spends time outside every day with regular exercise.
  • Keep your child's bedroom quiet and dark.
  •  Keep your child's bedroom well-ventilated and the temperature comfortable.
  •  Don't use your child's bedroom for time out or punishment.
  •  Keep TV sets out of your child's bedroom.

Dr. Kanchankumar Bhagyawant (Consultant Pediatrician and Neonatologist)
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